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Notre Dame GPA

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Scale: US 4.0 (no A+, 0.33 steps, no D+/D-, A- 3.667)Failing grade: FStatus: verifiedSource: Notre Dame registrar / catalog.
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How University of Notre Dame calculates GPA

University of Notre Dame calculates GPA as a credit-weighted average: multiply each course’s grade points by its credits, add them up, and divide by total credits. The detail that matters is the grade scale.

The Notre Dame grade scale — what makes it specific

A+ rule: On the Notre Dame scale, there is no A+ — A = 4.0 is the top grade, and there are no plus or minus grades at all.

Failing grade: University of Notre Dame uses "F" for a failing grade (0.0).

Repeated courses & grade replacement

All attempts count toward cumulative GPA; there is no grade replacement. Only one instance of the repeated course counts toward degree requirements.

Academic standing

semester average below 1.850 for first-semester first-year students, or below 2.000 for all other students

Latin honors at graduation

University of Notre Dame awards Latin honors by rank in the graduating class, not by a fixed GPA, so the GPA that earns each honor moves from year to year.

HonorRequirement
cum laudetop 30% of college/school
magna cum laudetop 15% of college/school
summa cum laudetop 5% of college/school

Cutoffs and exact GPA thresholds are set separately by each college/school and vary by term (e.g. current summa cutoffs range 3.904-4.000 depending on college)

Dean’s List

University of Notre Dame names students to its Dean’s List at a term GPA of top 30% of students in that college or school (current thresholds range 3.834-3.945 depending on college) with 12 graded credit hours.

Each college and school sets its own minimum GPA, recalculated each semester

Academic probation and dismissal

Academic warning / academic probation: semester average below 1.850 for first-semester first-year students, or below 2.000 for all other students.

Dismissal: two consecutive semesters, or three nonconsecutive semesters, ending in warning or probation status; or a semester average below 1.000 regardless of prior record.

The minimum cumulative GPA depends on how far through the degree a student is:

Class levelCumulative GPA
first semester (first-year) credits1.850
all other semesters credits2.000

Sources

Every figure on this page was read on one of these pages, all published by University of Notre Dame itself. Nothing here comes from a ranking site or an aggregator.

Good to know

Notre Dame's Latin honors and Dean's List are not fixed GPA cutoffs: both are set as a percentile (top 5/15/30%) within each student's own college or school, recalculated every term, so the same GPA can earn honors in one college but not another.

Every figure here was read from Notre Dame’s own registrar or catalog. Where a rule is set by an individual college rather than the institution, the page says so instead of presenting one college’s number as everyone’s.

Need to plan ahead? Use the target GPA planner to find the grades you need, or the final grade calculator for a single class. International student? See CGPA to US GPA (WES).

Frequently asked questions

What GPA do you need for Latin honors at University of Notre Dame?
University of Notre Dame awards Latin honors by rank in the graduating class rather than by a fixed GPA, so the qualifying GPA changes each year. cum laude: top 30% of college/school; magna cum laude: top 15% of college/school; summa cum laude: top 5% of college/school.
What GPA puts you on academic probation at University of Notre Dame?
Academic warning / academic probation at University of Notre Dame: semester average below 1.850 for first-semester first-year students, or below 2.000 for all other students. Dismissal: two consecutive semesters, or three nonconsecutive semesters, ending in warning or probation status; or a semester average below 1.000 regardless of prior record.