Sometimes when a current student calculates their cumulative GPA, they aren’t happy with the result. However, there are a number of strategies you can use to improve your GPA. If you have a single class grade pulling your GPA down, consider retaking the course. You can also look into taking extra courses, to help the low score not have as much impact on your overall GPA. In each of your classes, make sure you complete each homework assignment on time. Read your textbooks and ask questions in class if you don’t understand a concept. You can also ask your teacher or professor for extra help on assignments that you are struggling with. Some students seek help from a tutor for some subjects. Also, make sure you are attending class. Being there gives you more exposure to the topics you are studying, and allows you to participate in any discussions. Hearing questions from other students can help you learn as well, so make sure you aren’t skipping classes.