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Does Earning AP Exam Credit Have an Impact on GPA? November 16, 2013

Does Earning AP Exam Credit Have an Impact on GPA? November 16, 2013. Sample. Sample consists of 3 classes of Georgetown undergraduates: Class 2016: 360 students Class 2015: 388 students Class 2014: 358 students Dependent Variables: Cum GPA, OPIM GPA, ACCT GPA

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Does Earning AP Exam Credit Have an Impact on GPA? November 16, 2013

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  1. Does Earning AP Exam Credit Have an Impact on GPA? November 16, 2013

  2. Sample • Sample consists of 3 classes of Georgetown undergraduates: • Class 2016: 360 students • Class 2015: 388 students • Class 2014: 358 students • Dependent Variables: Cum GPA, OPIM GPA, ACCT GPA • Independent Variables: Gender, Math SAT, AP Calc Credit, AP Stat Credit, Quant Major (yes/no) • Sample size in Final Models: • Class 2016: 232 students • Class 2015: 255 students • Class 2014: 256 students

  3. Demographics of Sample

  4. SAT Math Scores

  5. T-scores, Cumulative GPA

  6. T-scores, ACCT GPA

  7. T-scores, OPIM GPA

  8. R2 –adj Values for Final Regression: Quant/non-quant, AP Calc, SAT Math, Gender

  9. Conclusions • Whether or not the student earned AP Stat credit had no relationship on GPA (neither positive, nor negative) • Early in student’s career, SAT Math score has strongest relationship to GPA • The relationship between SAT Math score and GPA declines as students progress through university • The relationship between AP Calc credit and GPA declines as students progress through university • The relationship between gender and GPA increases as students progress through university • Quantitative majors (ACCT, FINC, or OPIM) on average have higher Cum GPAs • These factors account for 25% - 35% of the variation in GPA

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