University GPA & WAM Calculators
Every calculator below is built around a specific university's official grading scheme — not a generic table. Pick your school, enter your courses, and your result matches your transcript.26 universities across the US, Canada, UK, and Australia.
University of Florida
USA · Gainesville, FL
UF's grading scheme: A = 4.0, A− = 3.67, B+ = 3.33. No A+; E replaces F for failing.
Arizona State University
USA · Tempe, AZ
ASU's scale: A+ = 4.33 (capped at 4.0), no C− / D+ / D−. Plus/minus varies by course level.
Purdue University
USA · West Lafayette, IN
Purdue uses a 0.3-point scale: A+ = A = 4.0, A− = 3.7, B+ = 3.3. C− is the lowest passing grade.
UT Austin
USA · Austin, TX
Full plus/minus grading from A− through D−. No A+ grade; A (4.0) is the maximum.
Texas A&M University
USA · College Station, TX
Simple A/B/C/D/F scale for undergraduates — no plus/minus grades. D is the minimum pass.
Penn State University
USA · University Park, PA
Plus/minus for A and B ranges only. No C−, D+, or D− grades; D is a single grade at 1.0.
Ohio State University
USA · Columbus, OH
Uses E (not F) for failing grades. No A+ or D−; full plus/minus for other grade ranges.
Michigan State University
USA · East Lansing, MI
One of the most detailed scales: A+ = 4.33, full range down to D− = 0.67. Cumulative GPA capped at 4.0.
Rutgers University
USA · New Brunswick, NJ
Unique half-point increments: B+ = 3.5, C+ = 2.5. No minus grades at all.
University of Maryland
USA · College Park, MD
Full plus/minus scale. A+ is worth 4.0 (same as A), not 4.33. D− is the lowest passing grade.
University of Washington
USA · Seattle, WA
Numerical system with 0.1 increments. B+ = 3.4 (unique). No C+, C−, or D+ grades.
Indiana University
USA · Bloomington, IN
Full plus/minus scale. A+ = 4.0 (same as A). D− is the lowest passing grade.
University of Minnesota
USA · Minneapolis, MN
Standard 4.0 with one-third-point increments. No D− grade; D (1.0) is the minimum pass.
UCLA
USA · Los Angeles, CA
Standard plus/minus in 0.3-point steps. A+ counts the same as A (both 4.0). D− (0.7) is the minimum passing grade.
UC Berkeley
USA · Berkeley, CA
Standard plus/minus in 0.3-point steps. A+ counts the same as A. 2.0 cumulative GPA required for graduation.
University of Toronto
Canada · Toronto, ON
U of T's refined letter grade scale: A+ = A = 4.0, full plus/minus. CR/NCR grading option available.
University of British Columbia
Canada · Vancouver, BC
One of the few Canadian universities with A+ = 4.33. Percentage-based grading converted to GPA.
McGill University
Canada · Montreal, QC
No A+, C−, D+, or D− grades. D = 1.0 is the single passing grade. Minimum 2.0 CGPA to graduate.
University of Alberta
Canada · Edmonton, AB
A+ = A = 4.0. F4 grade for reexamination eligibility. Switched from 9-point to 4.0 scale in 2003.
University of Waterloo
Canada · Waterloo, ON
Waterloo uses percentages (0-100), not GPA. Letter grades are historical pre-2001 or OUAC conversion.
Monash University
Australia · Melbourne, VIC
4.0 GPA: HD=4.0, D=3.0, C=2.0, P=1.0. Also WAM with first-year weighting at 0.5. HD threshold at 80%.
University of Melbourne
Australia · Melbourne, VIC
7-point GPA: H1=7.0, H2A=6.0, H2B=5.0, H3=4.0, P=3.0. WAM from actual marks on transcript.
University of Sydney
Australia · Sydney, NSW
USyd does not use GPA. WAM (Weighted Average Mark) and CSAM from actual marks on transcript.
UNSW Sydney
Australia · Sydney, NSW
UNSW uses WAM from marks × UOC. No official GPA. Faculty WAM may differ for Honours eligibility.
University of Queensland
Australia · Brisbane, QLD
7-point GPA with numbered grades: 7=HD, 6=D, 5=C, 4=P. Standard 85% HD threshold.
University of Oxford
UK · Oxford, England
UK degree classification to GPA: First = 4.0, 2:1 (65-69%) = 3.7, 2:1 (60-64%) = 3.3. Oxford's official admissions equivalences.
University of Cambridge
UK · Cambridge, England
Tripos-based classification to GPA: First = 4.0, 2:1 = 3.3-3.7. Double First tradition. Senior Wrangler in Mathematics.
UCL (University College London)
UK · London, England
Most detailed UK conversion table: First = 4.0, 2:1 (65-69%) = 3.7, 2:1 (60-64%) = 3.3. 8-country international equivalences.