What grade is a 3.2 GPA?

I don't have a website for you, but I work for the City University of New York. A "B" is a 3.0 a "B+" is a 3.3, so your average is closer to a B+ If you are asking for a numerical grade on the 1-100 scale, then you have about an 87. (i.e. the "B"=~85 and the "B+"=~88)

can't offer a website, but here's information:: 3.0 is straight B's (B average) 4.0 is straight A's (A average) 3.1-3.4 is a B- 3.5 -3.9 is a B+ Tuhs, 3.2 is a B- I'm betting you got all A's and about 2 B's??? Generally, anything over 3.0 is consiered honor society worthy, so good going!

Not sure about today's standards, since so many are now getting 4.3+ which was impossible in the early 90s, but I consider it a B to B-. I got into college with the same GPA.

B+

maybe it's Elasticity module of a material like steel(5% carbone) E=207GPA

3.2 is a good solid "B".

A 3.0 is a B, a 3.5 and above is a B+. Therefore, a 3.2 is a solid "B" grade.

A 3.2 is a solid B.

Hi Michelle - a 3.2 is a low "B" closer to a "B-" that is if your school is handing out minus and plus grades. If the school is not then I would just stick with a "B" average.