Now most universities use the GPA system, which depends on your average GPA. Some schools require graduation, while others do not, but the lowest one should be 1.8 or 2.0, because if it is 2.0, the average score should be around 68. Different schools may implement different systems, some are 100, and some are 100. However, when I was at school, my own school,

The GPA index can reach a maximum of 4.0, and the average score is estimated to be above 95. Most people can't reach that high level, so it's good to say that this GPA can reach above 3.0, because 3.0 is almost about 85, while 2.0 is 68. Of course, this is a rough score, because the average GPA and the score are not absolutely corresponding. it

For example, you have a college advanced mathematics with 4 credits, and then you have a Marx with 2 credits. If you get 95 points in advanced mathematics, and then you get 65 points in Marx, after all, it's normal to have a partial subject, and one subject has a particularly high score, especially the subject itself has a high proportion of credits, which will be of great help to improve GPA, but it will eventually get an average score.

Generally speaking, your GPA can reach about 2.5, basically your average score is about 75, even if it is good, it will reach 85 or even 90 if it reaches about 3.5. 4.0 is rare, because it may be the top three in the whole grade. If you don't go abroad, the GPA is too high, which won't help you much. I can only say that applying for a scholarship or something will be convenient for you.