STUDENT · GPA CONVERTER

GPA converter

Convert percentage scores to GPA 4.0 or 4.3, or compare GPA 4.3 and 4.0 reference bands. Use a single score or convert courses one by one with credit weighting.

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Important: schools, countries and credential-evaluation organizations can use different cutoffs, grade points, exclusions and rounding. This is a transparent reference estimate, not an official transcript or application conversion standard.

Convert one grade

Source grade

Reference letter grade: —
Converted GPA: —

Convert multiple courses

Enter each course separately. The converted results are multiplied by credits and then averaged, so you can inspect every course instead of hiding the assumptions inside one cumulative number.

Included credits: 0
Credit-weighted converted GPA: —

Reference mapping used on this page

For percentage conversion, this page uses the following visible reference bands. They are a practical reference table, not a claim that every school uses the same scale.

Reference percentage, letter grade, GPA 4.3 and GPA 4.0 mapping
Percentage	Letter	GPA 4.3	GPA 4.0
90–100	A+	4.3	4.0
85–<90	A	4.0	4.0
80–<85	A-	3.7	3.7
77–<80	B+	3.3	3.3
73–<77	B	3.0	3.0
70–<73	B-	2.7	2.7
67–<70	C+	2.3	2.3
63–<67	C	2.0	2.0
60–<63	C-	1.7	1.7
50–<60	D	1.0	1.0
0–<50	F	0.0	0.0

Why 4.0 → 4.3 can be a range

In the reference 4.0 scale used here, both A and A+ are 4.0. Once those two grades have been collapsed into the same number, a 4.0 GPA value alone cannot tell us whether the original grade was A or A+. For that top band the converter therefore shows 4.00–4.30 instead of inventing one precise result.

If you have individual course grades, convert course by course and use the credit-weighted result above. Converting an already-averaged cumulative GPA necessarily loses information and should be treated as an estimate.

Can I use this for an official application?

No. Always follow the conversion instructions published by the receiving school, country, scholarship program, employer or credential-evaluation organization. If they ask for the original transcript without conversion, submit the original scale instead.

Need to calculate a GPA from course grades? Open the GPA calculator. Planning a target GPA? Open the GPA target calculator.