US 4.0 and 4.3 GPA scales
The 4.0 table runs from A+ at 4.0 down to F at 0.0 with plus and minus steps. The 4.3 choice counts A+ as 4.3 and is the same as 4.0 for the rest. Many US schools cap at 4.0.
Free GPA math, five grade scales
GPA means your grade average. List your courses with credits and grades, add any past total, and see this term GPA plus your full total. The planner then shows what average you need in your left over credits to reach your goal. No sign up, nothing sent out.
Schools grade in many ways. Check what your school uses before you trust a number here.
Add courses, then press Calculate GPA. Your numbers stay on this device.
Type a percentage to see the matching 4.0 points.
Which scale fits your school
The 4.0 table runs from A+ at 4.0 down to F at 0.0 with plus and minus steps. The 4.3 choice counts A+ as 4.3 and is the same as 4.0 for the rest. Many US schools cap at 4.0.
This page uses O 10, A+ 9, A 8, B+ 7, B 6, C 5, P 4, F 0. Schools set their own bands, so check the pass grade and F cut off for your course.
ECTS has no official 4.0 table. The rough guide here uses A 4.0, B 3.0, C 2.0, D 1.0, E 0.7, F 0. The percent lookup counts 93 and up as 4.0, 90 as 3.7, down to 65 as 1.0.
No. Use it as a rough guide only. Ask your school which table it uses for transfer credit.
With replace on, only your best try in each course counts. With it off, each try counts. Schools often cap retakes or take the average instead.
Credits set the weight. A 4 credit course counts twice as much as a 2 credit course with the same grade.
The planner shows the exact average you need. It will warn you if it is past the top of the scale. Talk to a school advisor about retakes, course load, and school rules.
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Grades here are a guess from the tables on this page. Grading rules change by school, so check what your school uses and talk to an advisor for choices that count.