Canadian university
GPA calculators

Canadian universities vary more than US ones: some use a 4.0 scale, others 4.33 (UBC) or 4.3 (Dalhousie) where A+ exceeds 4.0, McMaster uses a 12-point scale, Waterloo reports a percentage average with no GPA, and York uses a 9-point system. Each page below is built from the university's own registrar or senate policy.

Canada · 17 universities

• University of Alberta Alberta · US 4.0
• University of Calgary Alberta · Calgary 4.0 (A+ capped, no D-)
• University of Victoria British Columbia · UVic 9-point (A+=9, with minus grades)
• Simon Fraser University British Columbia · SFU 4.33 (A+=4.33, precise thirds)
• University of Guelph Ontario · US 4.0
• University of Ottawa Ontario · Ottawa 10-point (A+=10, E=1 above F)
• Carleton University Ontario · Carleton 12-point (A+=12 to D-=1)
• University of Manitoba Manitoba · Manitoba 4.5 (0.5 steps, no minus grades)
• Memorial University of Newfoundland Newfoundland & Labrador · US 4.0 (no +/-)
• University of Toronto Ontario · US 4.0
• University of British Columbia British Columbia · Canada 4.33 (A+ boost)
• McGill University Quebec · US 4.0
• Dalhousie University Nova Scotia · Canada 4.3 (A+ boost)
• McMaster University Ontario · McMaster 12-point
• University of Waterloo Ontario · % average (no GPA)
• Queen's University Ontario · US 4.3 (A+ boost)
• York University Ontario · York 9-point

The GPA or average on your official transcript is the authoritative figure. These calculators are accurate planning tools, but always confirm policy details with your registrar.