exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
The GPA calculation sheet is used for all designators and all degrees and GPA's are utilized.I agree with this. I do think a high gpa in anything is better than a medicore gpa in stem. Going for a masters and keeping a high gpa would show improvement overtime. I'm not sure about cumulative gpa. I want to say avaiation looks at your undergrad gpa only. I know the PA for intel specifically adresses a calculated cumulative gpa. My situation was this. 3 different transcipts from colleges my last being my undergrad degree confirmed. I would have needed a waiver to apply for intel, but I didnt need one for aviation. I had a 3.2, 2.7 and graduated with a 3.70. So any improvement over time is beneficial especially if you had lackluster grades in the past.
Aviation does not list or officially have a "minimum GPA" and due to that a waiver for a low GPA would not be needed, in the past they have listed a minimum GPA of 2.5-2.8 depending on the PA, they still do frown on those with low GPA's but since the ASTB is the most important thing it gives the board some flexibility.