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UO GPA calculator

At UO an A is worth 4 points, a B 3, a C 2, a D 1 and an F 0. A plus adds 0.3 and a minus takes 0.3 away, so an A+ is 4.3, an A− 3.7 and a D− 0.7. Your GPA is your points divided by your credits of A through F, cut off (not rounded) at two decimals. Only the F counts as zero. P and N grades and the marks I, W, X, AU and Y stay out of your GPA, and so do grades from other schools. If you retake a course, every graded UO attempt counts in your GPA, but you get the credit only once. In your first term, an F in a course that allows pass/no pass turns into an N automatically, so it leaves your GPA.

UO’s points: A+ 4.30, A 4.00, A− 3.70, B+ 3.30 and so on.

Example courses. Change them to yours, or

Include your earlier GPA

Quality points are the more exact input when the displayed GPA has already been rounded. Do not include these same credits again in the course rows.

Raise my GPA: what would it take to reach a target?

These are future credits beyond the courses and earlier record entered above.

Pass/fail or a retake: what would change?

Whether a pass/fail course leaves the GPA and whether a retake replaces the old grade are your school’s rules; the table below shows UO’s.

One grade higher: which course moves your GPA most?

Each line raises one course by one grade on the grade points above and leaves the others as entered, so a course that carries more credit moves the GPA more. A course you haven’t finished can be marked “Planned” in its ⋯ menu: the GPA so far then leaves it out, and the projection counts it at the grade you chose. A grade already on your transcript changes only under your school’s retake or grade-change rules.

Compare with a GPA line (dean's list, scholarship, good standing)
Course groups and equal weights

Set a course's group or term, or mark it planned, in its ⋯ menu. Groups are just your labels: they don’t apply AMCAS or other application-service GPA rules.

Import courses from a transcript or spreadsheet

Copy the courses from your unofficial transcript, degree audit or a spreadsheet and paste them here, one course per line with its grade and credits. Term headings such as “Fall 2025” keep the courses in their terms. Your grades stay in this browser.

Save my courses or compare versions

Nothing is sent to us. Untick the box to forget them.

To compare plans, save the courses as they are now as a version, change them, and save again. Versions stay in this browser until you delete them.

Open a file you saved with “Save the versions to a file”, in this browser or another. It is read in your browser and sent nowhere.

UO’s rules checked in its 2026–2027 University of Oregon Catalog. Sources are at the bottom of the page.

Grade points at UO

UO multiplies each course’s grade points by its credit hours, adds them up and divides by the hours that count. Enter your courses above with these points already set.

University of Oregon letter grades and grade points
GradeGrade points
A+4.30
A4.00
A−3.70
B+3.30
B3.00
B−2.70
C+2.30
C2.00
C−1.70
D+1.30
D1.00
D−0.70
F0.00

From University of Oregon, 2026–2027 Catalog, Registration and Academic Policies.

What W, pass/fail, incomplete, retakes and transfer credit do at UO

A course left out of the GPA adds no points and no hours. In the calculator, choose its code or “Not counted”; a code that counts as zero lowers the GPA like a failing grade.

How UO counts each code
CodeWhat it meansIn the UO GPA
FUnsatisfactory, no creditCounts 0 points in your GPA and earns no credit. You get an F (or an N, if you’re taking the course pass/no pass) if you register and never attend, or attend part of the course without finishing it. In your first term at UO, an F in an undergraduate course that allows pass/no pass is switched to an N automatically, which takes it out of your GPA, and your academic standing is calculated with the N. You can ask to switch back to the F by the end of the next term. If you retake a course, the F still counts. Rule
D+ / D / D−Inferior but passingWorth 1.3, 1 and 0.7 points and earns credit. It falls below the C− you need for a pass or a prerequisite. You can retake the course without approval. In your first term, you can ask to switch a D to an N until the end of the following term. Rule
C−Lowest passing grade for most requirementsWorth 1.7 points. It counts as a pass for pass/no pass and for prerequisites. But for retakes UO treats a C− as not passed, so you may take the course again without approval, up to three attempts in all. Rule
P / P*Pass (C− or better)Stays out of your GPA. A P* means the course is offered pass/no pass only. In a course with optional grading, you can switch to pass/no pass in DuckWeb until 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before finals week. The 168 credits you need for a degree must be graded A, B, C, D or P*, and the catalog lists only P*, not a plain P. The Dean’s List counts only letter-graded credits. Rule
N / N*No pass (D+ or worse), no creditStays out of your GPA but earns no credit, so it lowers your pace for financial aid. For academic standing, a term with only no-GPA marks counts as below 2.00 unless you passed every credit you attempted. Rule
WWithdrawalYou withdraw from a course through web registration, and the W stays out of your GPA. It stays on your transcript even if you retake and pass the course, and it earns no credit, which lowers your pace for aid. If you withdraw from a whole term with W marks, you get a 0.00 term GPA for academic standing. Rule
IIncompleteStays out of your GPA while it remains an I. You and your instructor sign a contract with a default grade. The catalog says that default grade replaces the I if you don’t finish the work by the contract’s deadline. The advising page says an I you don’t finish within a year turns into an F. An I that becomes an F is not switched to an N under first-term forgiveness. Rule
GPGrade Pending, while an academic misconduct case is openShows in place of your grade until the case is resolved. It earns no credit and stays out of your GPA. Rule
XNo grade reportedRecorded by the registrar when your instructor didn’t report a grade. It stays out of your GPA and earns no credit. Rule
AUAuditRecorded on your transcript but earns no credit and doesn’t satisfy degree requirements. It stays out of your GPA. Rule
Repeated courseYou took the same course againSince fall 2019, every graded attempt of a UO course counts in your term and cumulative GPA, and a non-repeatable course earns credit only once, so there’s no grade replacement. From fall 2016 through summer 2019, only the second grade of a repeated course counted in the cumulative GPA. You can retake a non-repeatable course without approval only if you earned an N or a C− or lower, up to three attempts in total, counting attempts at other schools. If you passed and need a higher grade for your major or minor, you can file a Petition to Repeat a Course. Grades given as a misconduct sanction stay in your GPA even if you retake the course. Retaking a course at another school earns no extra UO credit and doesn’t change your UO GPA. Rule
Transfer creditGrades from another collegeGrades from other schools never enter your UO GPA; only UO work is used. You can transfer any number of credits to clear requirements, but only 124 credits from junior or community colleges count toward the total you need for your degree. You still need 45 credits graded A through D at UO. Transfer credits do count toward the 168 credits of A, B, C, D or P* you need. AP, IB, Cambridge and CLEP credit comes in as P*. Work another school recorded as pass/no pass, or that the registrar can’t match to UO grades, comes in as passing credit. Advising says a grade earned through credit by exam doesn’t count in your GPA. To be considered for transfer admission you need a 2.25 (Oregon residents) or 2.50 (nonresidents) in transferable courses. Rule

The catalog says your GPA is truncated at two digits after the decimal point, so a 3.749 shows as 3.74, not 3.75. The calculator cuts off the same way. The registrar’s own calculator divides the quality points on your transcript by your GPA hours.

UO GPA lines

These are UO’s published undergraduate lines, each with the other conditions its catalog sets. Your college or program may set its own, higher lines.

Published GPA lines at UO
GPA lineWhat it meansAlso required
2.00 term and cumulativeGood standingThe registrar says you need a 2.00 or higher in both your term and your cumulative UO GPA. Only UO grades count. Full rule
Term GPA 0.00 to 1.99Academic WarningApplies even if your cumulative GPA is 2.00 or higher. A term with only no-GPA marks counts as below 2.00 unless you passed every credit you attempted, and withdrawing from a whole term with W marks gives you a 0.00 term GPA. Full rule
Below 2.00 cumulativeAcademic ProbationWith 44 or fewer credits you get two terms of probation before you can be disqualified; with more than 44, one term. A term at 2.00 or higher doesn’t lift probation while your cumulative is still below 2.00. You also land on probation if your term GPA stays below 2.00 after two straight terms of warning. On probation you can take no more than 15 credits. Full rule
Below 2.00 term while on probationAcademic DisqualificationIf you’re on probation for a cumulative GPA under 2.00 and your next term GPA is also under 2.00, you’re disqualified. Full rule
2.00 UO cumulativeMinimum to graduateYou also need at least 45 credits graded A through D at UO and 168 credits of A, B, C, D or P*. Full rule
3.75 termDean’s ListThe catalog and the provost’s page ask for at least 12 credits taken for a letter grade. The advising page still says 15 total credits, with at least 12 graded. Because UO truncates, a 3.749 term is a 3.74 and misses. Full rule
3.95 or higher cumulativeSumma cum laudeLatin honors need all degree requirements done and at least 90 credits in residence at UO. Full rule
3.85 to 3.94 cumulativeMagna cum laudeSince your GPA is cut off at two decimals, there’s no gap between 3.94 and 3.95. Full rule
3.75 to 3.84 cumulativeCum laudeLatin honors are based on your cumulative UO GPA. Full rule
2.0 cumulativeSatisfactory Academic Progress for financial aidChecked using your UO GPA only. You must also earn at least 67 percent of the credits you attempt and finish within 150 percent of your degree’s credits. The aid office defines pace as credits earned divided by credits attempted; the catalog states it the other way around. Withdrawing from (or failing) everything in your first term, or in two terms in a row, fails the standard regardless of GPA. Full rule
3.25 UO GPAKeeping a Stamps or Presidential ScholarshipThis is the GPA you must keep to renew either award. Full rule
3.00 cumulative UO GPARenewing a UO Excellence, Summit or Apex ScholarshipYou also need 36 credits a year. Full rule

To see how far you are from one of them, enter it under “Compare with a GPA line” in the calculator, or as your target in the target GPA planner.

A worked example

Say it’s your first term at UO. You earn a B, a C and a C−, each in a 4-credit course, plus an F in a 4-credit course that allows pass/no pass. As graded, that’s (12 + 8 + 6.8 + 0) ÷ 16 = 26.8 ÷ 16 = 1.675. UO cuts that off at 1.67 (rounding would give 1.68). A cumulative GPA below 2.00 means Academic Probation. But first-term forgiveness switches the F to an N automatically, and your standing is calculated with the N. The N stays out of your GPA, so it’s 26.8 ÷ 12 = 2.2333, cut off at 2.23. That’s good standing. The N earns no credit, so that term adds 12 earned out of 16 attempted credits to your aid pace. You can ask to switch back to the F by the end of the next term, but then your standing uses the F.

The calculator gives an estimate from the grades you enter. Your official GPA is the one on your UO academic record.

Sources: University of Oregon, 2026–2027 Catalog, Registration and Academic Policies; University of Oregon, 2026–2027 Catalog, Bachelor’s Degree Requirements; University of Oregon, 2026–2027 Catalog, Academic Honors; University of Oregon, 2026–2027 Catalog, Admissions; University of Oregon, 2026–2027 Catalog, Student Financial Aid and Scholarships; University of Oregon, Office of the Registrar, Grading System; University of Oregon, Office of the Registrar, GPA Calculator; University of Oregon, Office of the Registrar, Incompletes; University of Oregon, Office of the Registrar, Changing Grade Option and Variable Credits; University of Oregon, Office of the Registrar, Repeating Courses; University of Oregon, Office of the Registrar, Transcript Key; University of Oregon, Office of the Registrar, Transfer Credit; University of Oregon, Office of the Registrar, Class Standing and Academic Progress; University of Oregon, Office of the Registrar, Degree Honors; University of Oregon, Office of the Provost, Dean’s List; University of Oregon, Office of Academic Advising, Quick Questions; University of Oregon, Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships, Satisfactory Academic Progress.