If I have subject that was failed (lower than 60 points) but had been reelected, should the grades of the failed credits be incorporated into the calculation when computing GPA?
Generally speaking, the failed credits should be incorporated into the calculation of GPA because the grades of this subject will still appear on the transcript. If the subject you failed is not the essential subject, we suggest that you had better count the GPA with the relative subjects of the major subjects for the reference of the school besides giving the school the GPA of four years. Supposing the failed subject is the one in the freshman year or the sophomore year, you might as well compute the GPA of the last two years for the reference of the school to create the impression that your academic grades are getting better and better. In this way, you can change the inferior position into the advantageous one instead. Flexibly exerting the GPA of four year, the GPA of major subjects, the GPA of the relative subjects that you will study in the future, and the GPA of the last two years, you surely can find the explanation that is in favor of you.
