Crossword clues for gpa
gpa
- Stat that's high for the class valedictorian: Abbr
- Stat that may go to 5.0
- Stat that determines the honor roll: Abbr
- Stat that an easy A might boost: Abbr
- Stat on a college transcript
- Stat looked at by recruiters
- Stat helped by classes like "Rocks for Jocks"
- Stat for students
- Stat at MIT
- Senior's stat
- Score that's 4.0 or below
- School yardstick, for short
- School transcript number such as 4.0: Abbr
- Scholastic mean, briefly, hidden in this puzzle's seven longest answers
- Scholarship application fig
- Salutatorian's pride: Abbr
- Résumé datum, for short
- Report card no
- Recruiter's concern
- R.R. employee
- Pride of an MIT VIP
- Numeric measure of one's school performance: Abbr
- Number that's high for the class valedictorian: Abbr
- Number on a college transcript: Abbr
- No. usually between zero and four
- No. that may rise or fall depending on economics?
- No. such as 4.0
- No. on an application
- No. on a school transcript
- No. on a grad's résumé
- No. on a college app
- No. of interest to some recruiters
- No. of concern to a dean of admissions
- No. looked at by college recruiters
- NCAA eligibility stat
- NCAA athlete's eligibility factor
- N.C.A.A. eligibility consideration
- Model student's 4.0, for example: Abbr
- MIT student's stat
- MIT measure
- Mine was 2.31 at UNH
- Meas. of course performance
- Mean to students (abbr.)
- Mean in school, for short
- Mean in high school: Abbr.?
- Mean at MIT
- It's a number from 0 to 4: Abbr
- It's 4.0 for a straight-A student: Abbr
- It usually runs between 2 and 4
- Initials used in some college guides
- In college, a 4.0 is the highest possible one: Abbr
- Important no. in college admissions
- Important MIT measure
- Important academic number on a college application: Abbr
- Honor-roll stat
- High-school stat
- High school stat
- High no. for a valedictorian
- High no. for a salutatorian
- H.S. transcript figure
- H.S. measure of success
- Grad's transcript abbreviation
- Grad-school application stat
- Getting drunk every night will probably lower it: Abbr
- Fordham fig
- Figure on a résumé, in brief
- Fig. that shifts at the end of the semester
- Fig. on a college transcript
- Fig. factoring into academic honors
- Fig. boosted by an easy A
- Factor in B-school admission
- Dean's-list eligibility fig
- Dean's list qualifier: Abbr
- Dean's list initials
- Dean's list factor: Abbr
- Credit score, for short?
- College transcript stat
- College transcript abbr
- College student's statistic: Abbr
- College student's avg
- College stat
- College résumé fig
- College fig. you want to be high
- College application stat: Abbr
- College applicant's fig
- College app datum
- Coll.transcript no
- Coll. transcript calculation
- Coll. student's rating
- Coll. statistic
- Coll. number
- Coll. admission info
- Class rank fig
- Class number?
- Class figure found in the middle of nine Across answers
- Class fig
- Campus no
- Brown fig
- Big mean on campus
- An A will usually raise it: Abbr
- An A often boosts it (abbr.)
- An A might boost it, briefly
- Admissions stat
- Admissions factor: Abbr
- Admissions concern: Abbr
- Academic stat
- Academic measure at a univ
- A student's pride: Abbr
- A student's pride Abbr.:
- A student's pride
- A student might bring this up in an intro class
- A gut course will boost it: Abbr
- A good one might get you accepted: Abbr
- A D will usually lower it: Abbr
- 4.0, for one: Abbr
- 4.0, for an A student: Abbr
- 4.0, for a straight-A student
- 4.0 is a superb one, in brief
- 4.0 is a perfect one: Abbr
- 4.0 for a straight-A student, e.g
- 4.0 at a univ., e.g
- 3.9 is a good one
- 3.8 is a good one
- 3.75 e.g
- 3.50, e.g
- 3.5, e.g.: Abbr
- 3.14 or 4.0
- 2.5, e.g
- 2.34 or 3.95
- 2.3, perhaps: Abbr
- 1.0 is not a good one
- 0.0 for John Belushi's "Animal House" character
- 0.0 - 4.0
- Transcript figures, for short
- 4.0, e.g.
- 3.9, e.g.: Abbr
- Phi Beta Kappa concern, for short
- Student's 4.0, e.g.
- Valedictorian's pride: Abbr.
- Grad sch. application info
- 3.0, e.g.: Abbr
- 2.5, e.g.
- It usually runs between 2 and 4, briefly
- Campus figure?: Abbr.
- No. on a transcript
- Transcript stat.
- 4.0 is a great one: abbr
- School fig.
- Univ. stat
- Univ. figure
- Transcript fig.
- Student's concern, for short
- 3.5, e.g., for a student
- Student no.
- Factor in some acad. probations
- Student's stat.
- Valedictorian's pride, for short
- 3.5, e.g.: Abbr.
- College transcript no.
- Honor student's boast, for short
- 3.9, e.g.: Abbr.
- Sch. figure
- No. usually figured to two decimals
- Factor in a scholarship grant, maybe: Abbr.
- Univ. application datum
- No. with a decimal
- 1.0 is not a good one, in brief
- 4.0 is a good one
- Scholastic measure: Abbr.
- No. typically between 2.0 and 4.0
- Fig. on some applications
- Student transcript fig.
- 4.0 is a great one: Abbr.
- No. between 0 and 4
- An A student has a high one, for short
- Class-ranking stat
- 3.0 or 4.0
- Transcript stat that may be "weighted" or "unweighted": Abbr
- Important school fig.
- Sch. yardstick
- Collection of marks, for short?
- Fig. on a transcript
- 4.0 is a great one, in brief
- A good one gets you on a list, briefly
- Academic record, in brief
- Bluto's was 0.0 in "Animal House"
- School figure, for short
- RR employee
- No. on a college transcript
- In academia a 4.00, e.g.
- Valedictorian's pride: Abbr
- Factor in a scholarship grant, maybe: Abbr
- Transcript no
- Dean's List fig
- Coll. transcript stat
- College student's stat: Abbr
- Student's stat
- Honor roll stat
- Dean's list no
- College transcript number: Abbr
- Coll. student's stat
- Coll. transcript number
- Coll. transcript no
- Campus figure?: Abbr
- 4.0, e.g
- Student's concern, briefly
- Student stat
- Student no
- High school transcript stat: Abbr
- Dean's list stat: Abbr
- College transcript figure
- College application fig
- College admissions fig
- Coll. student's concern
- A valedictorian's might be 4.0: Abbr
- University transcript number: Abbr
- Univ. transcript stat
- Univ. transcript no
- Univ. admission criterion
- Transcript info
- The max is usually 4.0
- Student's avg
- Stat for a student
- Scholastic stat
- Scholastic measure: Abbr
- Salutatorian stat
- Report card stat
- Pupil's stat
- Phi Bete's pride
- Number that might be 4.0 for a straight-A student: Abbr
- Mean at a univ
- Magna cum laude determiner
- High school transcript number: Abbr
- H.S. benchmark
- Fig. that rarely exceeds 4
- Dean's List meas
- Dean's list factor (Abbr.)
- Credit-weighted no
- Collegian's no
- College transcript stat: Abbr
- College student stat that usually goes up to 4.0: Abbr
- College admissions stat
- Coll. transcript figure
- Coll. entrance criterion
- Coll. admissions criterion
- Academic no
- 4.0, maybe
- 4.0, for a student with straight A's: Abbr
- 3.75, e.g
- 3.14, e.g
- 3.14 or 4.00
- VMI student stat
- Valedictorian's distinction (abbr.)
- Valedictorian's 4.0, e.g.: Abbr
- USMA stat
- Univ. transcript number
- Univ. student's stat
- Univ. student's concern
- Transcript request
- Transcript abbreviation
- Transcript abbr
- The max is 4.0, traditionally
- The max is 4.0
- Student's overall academic stat: Abbr
- Student's fig
- Student's concern: Abbr
Wikipedia
GPA (disambiguation)
GPA is an abbreviation for Grade Point Average.
It may also refer to:
- Agreement on Government Procurement in the World Trade Organization
- Government Polytechnic Amravati, one of the Government Polytechnic College In Maharashtra, India
- Araxos Airport, IATA airport code
- GPA (company), a Brazilian retail company owned by Groupe Casino
- The Ford GPA 'Seep', an amphibious version of the World War II Ford GPW Jeep
- Gaelic Players Association, the body that represents players of Gaelic sports
- Gambia Ports Authority
- Gay Police Association, a UK body
- General Practice Australia, a private, independent medical accreditation society
- Generalized Procrustes analysis, a form of statistical analysis
- Georgia Ports Authority, the agency that regulates the four seaports of the U.S. state of Georgia
- Glenopolar angle, a measure for the rotational malalignment of the shoulder
- Gigapascal (GPa), a unit of pressure or stiffness (c.f. Young's Modulus)
- Government Property Agency, the agency that manages the Hong Kong government properties
- Granulomatosis with polyangiitis, also known as Wegener's granulomatosis
- Gravida/para/abortus, in medicine to indicate pregnancies/live births/abortions
- Gravity Probe A (GP-A), an experiment to test the theory of general relativity
- Greyhound Pets of America
- Gross Production Average, a baseball statistic
- Guinness Peat Aviation
- Global Peace Agency, a fictional DC Comics organization
- Guam Power Authority, a government agency of Guam
GPA (company)
Companhia Brasileira de Distribuição trading as CBD (formerly known as Grupo Pão de Açúcar) is the biggest Brazilian company engaged in business retailing of food, general merchandise, electronic goods, home appliances and other products from its supermarkets, hypermarkets and home appliance stores. Its headquarters are in São Paulo city.
The company is the second biggest retail company in Latin America by revenue and the second largest online retailer in Brazil. The company operates its e-commerce through Nova Pontocom, a subsidiary of its subsidiary Viavarejo.
For 2013, the company planned to open more than 150 stores, targeting northeast and mid-west regions.
In September 2013, Abílio Diniz, the son of the company's founder, has stepped down as chairman of the company.