Calculate your GPA using your university's exact grading rules. Most US schools use a 4.0 scale, but the details differ in ways generic calculators miss — whether A+ exists and is capped at 4.0 or boosts above it, whether failing is 'E' or 'F', and how repeated courses count. Each page below is built from the school's own registrar policy.

United States · 100 universities

Arizona State University Arizona · US 4.0
University of California, Berkeley California · US 4.0
University of California, Los Angeles California · US 4.0
University of Michigan Michigan · US 4.0
University of Texas at Austin Texas · US 4.0 (no A+)
Pennsylvania State University Pennsylvania · Penn State 4.0
New York University New York · US 4.0
The Ohio State University Ohio · Ohio State 4.0
University of Florida Florida · Florida 4.0
Texas A&M University Texas · US 4.0 (no +/-)
University of Central Florida Florida · UCF 4.0 (0.25 steps)
University of Washington Washington · numeric 0.0–4.0
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts · MIT 5.0
Purdue University Indiana · US 4.0
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Illinois · US 4.0
University of Southern California California · US 4.0 (no A+)
Northeastern University Massachusetts · US 4.0 (no A+)
Harvard University Massachusetts · Harvard 4.0 (no A+)
Yale University Connecticut · US 4.0
Princeton University New Jersey · US 4.0
University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania · US 4.0
Columbia University New York · US 4.0
Cornell University New York · US 4.3 (A+ boost)
Brown University Rhode Island · no GPA (explained)
Dartmouth College New Hampshire · Dartmouth 4.0 (no A+)
Stanford University California · US 4.3 (A+ boost)
California Institute of Technology California · US 4.3 (A+ boost)
University of Chicago Illinois · US 4.0
Johns Hopkins University Maryland · US 4.0
Duke University North Carolina · US 4.0
University of Virginia Virginia · US 4.0
University of Minnesota Minnesota · US 4.0
Rutgers University New Jersey · Rutgers 4.0 (half-step)
University of Arizona Arizona · Arizona 4.0 (no +/-, E fail)
Michigan State University Michigan · Michigan State (half-point)
University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin · Wisconsin (AB/BC)
University of California, San Diego California · US 4.0
University of Maryland, College Park Maryland · US 4.0
Indiana University Bloomington Indiana · US 4.0
University of Houston Texas · US 4.0 (no A+)
Texas Tech University Texas · US 4.0 (no +/-)
University of Iowa Iowa · US 4.33 (A+ boost)
Iowa State University Iowa · US 4.0 (no A+)
Auburn University Alabama · US 4.0 (no +/-)
North Carolina State University North Carolina · US 4.0
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Nebraska · US 4.0
Virginia Tech Virginia · US 4.0
University of Arkansas Arkansas · US 4.0
West Virginia University West Virginia · US 4.0
University of California, Davis California · US 4.0
University of California, Irvine California · US 4.0
University of California, Santa Barbara California · US 4.0
University of California, Riverside California · US 4.0
University of California, Santa Cruz California · US 4.0
University of California, Merced California · US 4.0
University of Colorado Boulder Colorado · US 4.0 (no A+)
University of Georgia Georgia · Georgia 4.0 (no A+, no D+/-)
University of Oklahoma Oklahoma · US 4.0 (no +/-)
Clemson University South Carolina · US 4.0 (no +/-)
University of Tennessee, Knoxville Tennessee · US 4.0
University of Missouri Missouri · US 4.0
Louisiana State University Louisiana · US 4.0
University of South Carolina South Carolina · US 4.0
University of Kentucky Kentucky · Arizona 4.0 (no +/-, E fail)
University of Kansas Kansas · US 4.0 (no +/-)
University of Oregon Oregon · US 4.3 (A+ boost)
Oklahoma State University Oklahoma · US 4.0 (no +/-)
Texas State University Texas · US 4.0 (no +/-)
University of Alabama Alabama · US 4.0
University of Utah Utah · Utah 4.0 (no A+, E fail)
San Diego State University California · US 4.0 (no A+)
San José State University California · US 4.0 (no A+)
California State University, Long Beach California · US 4.0 (no A+)
California State University, Fullerton California · US 4.0 (no A+)
California State University, Northridge California · US 4.0 (no A+)
Florida State University Florida · UCF 4.0 (0.25 steps)
University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania · Pittsburgh 4.0 (A+ capped, 0.25 steps)
California State University, Sacramento California · US 4.0 (no A+)
California State University, Fresno California · US 4.0 (no A+)
San Francisco State University California · US 4.0 (no A+)
University of South Florida Florida · US 4.0
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo California · US 4.0
University of Texas at San Antonio Texas · US 4.0
Temple University Pennsylvania · US 4.0
California State University, East Bay California · US 4.0 (no A+)
California State University, Chico California · US 4.0 (no A+)
University of North Texas Texas · US 4.0 (no +/-)
Georgia State University Georgia · Georgia State 4.3 (A+=4.3, no D+/-)
Florida International University Florida · FIU 4.0 (no A+, no C-, single D)
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona California · US 4.0 (no A+)
Colorado State University Colorado · FIU 4.0 (no A+, no C-, single D)
California State University, Stanislaus California · US 4.0 (no A+)
California State University, San Bernardino California · US 4.0 (no A+)
California State University, Bakersfield California · US 4.0 (no A+)
California State University San Marcos California · US 4.0 (no A+)
Oregon State University Oregon · US 4.0 (no A+)
Washington State University Washington · US 4.0 (no A+)
Wayne State University Michigan · US 4.0 (no A+)
University of Cincinnati Ohio · US 4.0
Kansas State University Kansas · US 4.0 (no +/-)

Studying in Canada?

We have verified calculators for 17 Canadian universities — including the 4.33 and 12-point scales, percentage averages, and York's 9-point system.

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Converting from another system?

If your grades are on a non-US system, convert them to a 4.0 GPA first:

A-Level to GPA

UK A-Level grades → US 4.0 GPA.

IB to GPA

IB Diploma points → US 4.0 GPA.

WAEC to GPA

WASSCE / WAEC grades → US 4.0 GPA.

How these differ

A few examples of the institution-specific rules these pages capture: UT Austin and Penn State do not award A+; ASU and Michigan use 'E' instead of 'F'; Oregon and Georgia State use a 4.3 scale where A+ exceeds 4.0, while most schools cap A+ at 4.0; Michigan counts all repeat attempts while ASU and Penn State allow grade replacement/forgiveness.

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

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