Where does it say that? All of the program authorizations say that a graduate GPA supersedes an undergraduate GPA.
Wouldn't your OR have already done the GPA conversion? Did your transcript just list HP/P etc instead of a letter grade or numerical score?
@PringleMan Yeah he's right. I cleared this up with Mr. Celestine. I was looking at my package info on PRIDE MOD and noticed that on the "profile cover sheet" my calculated masters GPA was lower than what was put on my grad school transcripts. It was because my undergrad GPA was a little lower and is weighted more, thus my overall (BA + MA) calculated GPA was lower than what was shown on my grad school transcripts. But you are right regarding the authorization, the masters will supersede and make you eligible for the board; both GPA's are just calculated together unfortunately.
You can see your package on Pride Mod?
Yes. Itll more than likely say "initial processing" or "at pro board." Mine has said that since october.
Also, you should be able to see a file made for your enlisted stuff, and a file made for your officer stuff (this one created by Paul Celestin).
I believe my OR may have done that a while ago but for the life of me, I can't remember how she did it. My transcript just uses that lettering system instead of numbers for grades. It seems kind of wonky on second thought.
from my brief google-fu seems like they sort of match up to letter grades, depending on how many categories there are. i.e. if you have various degrees of pass along with honors and fail then you get Honors/HP/P/LP/Fail equiv to A/B/C/D/F. some schools actually give you the conversion, like the Yale School of Nursing: https://nursing.yale.edu/admissions...ar/grading-system-and-definitions-honors-high