See the table below to see how letter grades relate to grade points. The grade points for each class are then used to calculate a grade point average (GPA) for all of a student's classes. An A is worth 4.0 grade points, an A- is worth 3.7 grade points, etc. To convert from quarter to semester, divide an institution's quality points and credit hours by 1.5. Each letter grade has a grade point equivalent ranging from 4.0 to 0.0.Converting semester and quarter hoursĪll points and hours must be based on either semesters or quarters. If you attended an institution that uses degree classification or verbal mentions (for example, Second Class/Upper Division or Tres Bien), be sure to enter this result as the cumulative GPA.įailure to follow these instructions will delay the processing of your application.If your transcript indicates grades on a 4.0 scale and on a 100 percent scale, please calculate cumulative GPA using the percentage scale.Do not convert this result to a 4.0 scale.įor those with Chinese, French or Indian credentials Divide the sum total number by the number of courses taken.Academic achievement and academic growth. Without any news release or a summary of good and bad performance, The Oklahoma State Department of Education has assigned letter grades to the state's high schools, middle schools and elementary schools. Add all the numerical results for courses taken during your undergraduate study. For undergraduate courses at The University of Alabama, passing grades are A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, and D-. Report cards are in for Oklahoma City schools.If your institution does not provide the average or you attended more than one institution, please calculate your average using the following formula: Use the highest number for each "Percent Grade" for the letter grade.A = 4.0 A- = 3.7 B+ = 3.3 B = 3.0 B- = 2.7 C+ = 2.3 C = 2.0 C- = 1.7 D+ = 1.3 D = 1.0 Example: Step 1:Ī (4.0) x 3 credit hours = 12.0 quality pointsĪ- (3.7) x 2 credit hours = 7.4 quality pointsī+ (3.3) x 4 credit hours = 13.2 quality points Step 2:ģ2.6 / 9 = 3.62 cumulative GPA Example if you attended more than one institution: Step 1:ġ75 / 45 = 3.88 cumulative GPA If you attended an institution outside the U.S.Įnter the cumulative (total) average as provided on your academic record and indicate the scale used (for example, 88/100 or 9/10). Where the letter grade is a D (79 or less percentage grade), record the percentage score as a class taken, but a course that must be retaken and satisfactorily completed with at least an 80% in order to receive credit in the A.C.E. When letter grades are received from another school for a transfer student, use the "Percent Grade to GPA" chart on the preceding page to find the "Percent Grade" for each "Letter Grade" to enter into the aceconnect School Management program. Letter Grade to Percent Grade Conversion (Example) Also, an incoming transfer student will oftentimes have a “D” grade and that "D" is usually figured into any total GPA figure the school may provide for the student. However, many colleges use the 4-point system. does not use “D” grades, the 3-point system is preferred. When recording the GPA on a student’s transcript, always specify whether a 3- or 4-point system was used. To find the GPA on a 3-point system, divide 9 (total points) by 5 (number of subjects): 9 ÷ 5 = 1.8 GPA on a 4-point system, divide 14 (total points) by 5 (number of subjects): 14 ÷ 5 = 2.8 GPA.
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