how to calculate how many i need right on straighterline final

[jcasillas74]

Hi everyone, i thought i saw a while back someone had posted a calculator to be able to tell what grade you need to get on a final in order to pass the class. Can someone please link me or paste the info? I googled and used Search and it did not pop up. thanks

Here you go!
https://www.shmoop.com/grade-calculator/

[icampy]

Could have sworn there used to be a section that showed your total points so far. Or at least all of the exam scores in one place.

[a2jc4life]

Maybe y'all are looking for Jennifer's dissection post?

http://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/showthre...?tid=26055

[mvalese]

If you're still stuck, post your scores for the exams you've done so far and the name of the class and one of us can show you the math.

Hi
I hope you will check in
I see your post was a while ago!

For College Algebra you need 500 points
200 are for the final

I have:
 
1 Exam  75.00/75  100%
2 Exam  70.00/75  93%
3 Exam  25.00/75  33% (ugh so mad)
4 Exam  60.00/75  80%

How many points do I need for the final?

Thanks!

[bjcheung77]

Hi
I hope you will check in
I see your post was a while ago!

For College Algebra you need 500 points
200 are for the final

I have:
 
1 Exam  75.00/75  100%
2 Exam  70.00/75  93%
3 Exam  25.00/75  33% (ugh so mad)
4 Exam  60.00/75  80%

How many points do I need for the final?

Thanks!

Don't be so hard on yourself for exam 3... I can do that for you! *smack* feeling any better?

Now to calculate what you need, 70% or higher to pass. 500 points at 70% = 350 points or better
What you currently have 75, 70, 25, 60 = 230. You need 120 more points to reach 350.
The total you can get from the final is 200, 120 of 200 is 60%. Please read below for extra help.

Remember, StraighterLine is only hard if you think that way... practice/review what you got wrong.
BTW, you have scratch paper allowed during the final exam, I never needed it on any SL final.
Exam info: https://www.straighterline.com/how-it-wo...g-details/

1) Read or skim through the chapter materials and make you own "Coles notes" of the main points
2) Re-read the summary and create a list of info to review if you don't understand those points
3) StraighterLine exams/midterm are open book, learn how to search the online textbook provided
4) In regards to the proctored final, review the answers to previous exams/midterm and review examples
5) Last but not least, each exam/midterm is timed, don't rush, just go through it all and use up that time to double check

[calnerd]

Find this online grade calculator may solve the problem:
https://www.grade-calculator.org

Hi everyone, i thought i saw a while back someone had posted a calculator to be able to tell what grade you need to get on a final in order to pass the class. Can someone please link me or paste the info? I googled and used Search and it did not pop up. thanks