Academic Standards & GPA Calculator

A college-level cumulative grade point average of 2.0 (C) is required to graduate with a degree, diploma, certificate.

Grade Point Average Computation

For each grade students earn in a course, they will be assigned honor points.

GradeHonor Points
A4
B3
C2
D1
F0
I0
FN (Failure for Non-Attendance)0
FW (Failure due to Unofficial Withdraw)0
P (Pass)0
AU (Audit)0
W (Withdraw)0

The student’s GPA is obtained from these honor points by calculating the total number of points (honor points per credit times the credit for each course) and dividing that total by the total course credits. An example follows:

CourseCreditGradeHonor Points
BIOL 17404B12
PSYC 17104A16
BTEC 14103F0
BTEC 14183C6
BTEC 14353P0
Total1734

GPA = 34 / 17 = 2.0

Grade Report
End-of-term grade reports are available online by logging into your eServices account approximately five days after the term ends.

Dean’s List
Once a student is admitted to their selected program and has completed 12 credits with a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher and a 100% completion rate, they will be placed on the Dean’s List. A notation will be made on the student’s transcript to indicate this achievement.

GPA Calculator

To calculate your semester GPA, enter your course credits and estimated grades.

To calculate your cumulative GPA, enter your previous ‘GPA Crs’ credits and previous GPA. You can find all of these on your unofficial transcript. Log in to eServices, from the left hand menu select Academic Records and then Unofficial Transcripts to view your previous ‘GPA Crs’ credits and ‘GPA’.

Disclaimer: The GPA calculator is an unofficial estimate. Contact the Advising Office for specific information regarding your GPA.

Semester Grade Point Average

Course
Credits
Grade
Course GPA
Semester Credits: 0
Semester GPA: 0

Cumulative Grade Point Average

Determine how your semester GPA above will affect your cumulative GPA.


Cumulative GPA: 0

Completion Rate Calculator

To calculate the number of completed courses needed to reach the 66.67% completion rate, enter your overall number of credit hours attempted and the overall number of all credit hours completed. (REMINDER: Repeated courses count as attempted every time, but completed only once.)

Disclaimer: The completion rate calculator is an unofficial estimate. Contact the Advising Office for specific information regarding your completion rate.

Log in to eServices to view your attempted and completed credits. From the left hand menu select Academic Records and then Unofficial Transcripts to view your total ‘Att’ Attempted credits and ‘Earn’ Earned credits. *


* If you took developmental education courses Fall 2021 or after, these credits are not included in completion rate positively or negatively. For an accurate completion rate, you must identify the developmental education courses on your transcript/academic record with the ‘> or <’ symbol notation Fall 2021 or after, and exclude/minus these from your attempted and completed credit totals. Example of a transcript/academic record with the developmental education symbol ‘> or <’ notation:

* If you took classes in Spring 2020, students who withdrew from a class after March 12, 2020 did not have that withdraw negatively impact completion rate; withdraws prior to March 12, 2020 did negatively impact completion rate. If there are courses with the ‘CV’ notation on your unofficial transcript/academic record, exclude these from your attempted and completed credit totals. Example of an official transcript/academic record with the Spring 2020 'CV' notation: