Key Takeaways
- White high school students averaged 3.25 GPA in 2022 national data
- Harvard University freshmen had an average high school GPA of 4.18 weighted in 2023
- In 2019, the average GPA for high school graduates from public schools was 3.11 on a 4.0 scale
- 85% college GPA correlates with first-year job salary in 2022 studies
- Average GPA trend at Ivy League schools shows 4.20+ weighted rising since 2010
GPA distributions show most students cluster around average, with fewer students achieving top scores.
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Demographic Breakdowns24 stats
Demographic Breakdowns Interpretation
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Institutional Differences27 stats
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National Averages29 stats
National Averages Interpretation
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Trends Over Time26 stats
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Average high school GPA by demographic groups (national data)
Average high school GPAs vary across demographic groups in 2022, with higher averages for some groups and lower averages for others.
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