What is the differnce between current gpa and cumulative gpa?

dont listen to him, a 2.91 is not that bad, its about a b- average...god way to be rude, and yes 3.25 is about a b+ so ur not doing bad, try hard to get that up toa 3.0 though u can have many more scholarships with a 3.0 and current is the grades uve had that grading period (9 weeks or 18 weeks) cumulative is all the grades uve recieved in highschool

Like Kelly said Current GPA is the individual semester, Cumulative GPA overall GPA for every semester. A 2.91 is a C+/B-, and is considered average perfomance level at my school (Fordham), but it is a terrible GPA and you will be unable to get into nearly any competitive graduate school. Good Luck

Your current gpa is the gpa earned for the classes you've taken this semster while the cumulative gpa is the classes you've taken overall. 3.25 is just okay and 2.91 is just TERRIBLE! There should be no reason for anyone to have a gpa lower than 3.49(3.5 rounded) unless of course one has a learning disability that keeps them from being able to absorb the knowledge of the subject they are being graded on. Also, you should shoot for no more than a 3.75 per current semester. Overall, I would say you need to get to work ASAP;)