GPA Scale

Quickly convert a letter or percent grade into a GPA score, or use our 4.0 GPA scale for easy reference. Perfect for educators and students alike!

Convert a letter/percent grade in seconds.

See your grade point average in a standard format.

Access the GPA scale on your browser at any time.

Standardized

Measure grades consistentlyEasily convert grades to a standard GPA system

Different schools have varying grade systems, but GPA scores tend to be a more common way of measuring a student’s performance. With our GPA Scale, you can convert a letter grade or percentage into a simple number on the 4.0 scale (which parents/guardians are often more familiar with).

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Practical

Plan for the futureGPA scales prepare students for higher education

Want students to be prepared for high school and beyond? Make sure they’re familiar with the GPA system—it may be a more rigorous grading scale than they’re used to! Our GPA scale will help them create goals and manage their expectations for the future.

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How to use the GPA Scale

Select your letter grade or percent

Use the drop down menus to select the appropriate letter or percent grade, or enter your GPA to reverse engineer your letter/percent grade.

Review your GPA and grades

After inputting your letter or percent grade the result will display your GPA. Take note of it! Jot it down or take a screenshot.

Track your GPA using our calculator

Head over to our GPA Calculator to track and save your GPA across semesters, so you can focus on where to improve and view your overall academic progress.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Is your GPA scale accurate?

    Yes, it is. We use the standard method of measuring a GPA on a 4.0 scale.

  • What does GPA stand for and why is it important?

    GPA stands for Grade Point Average. It’s important to know because it’s a common grading system that many advanced programs and colleges use as part of their admission requirements.

  • How are GPAs calculated?

    In the GPA converter above, your GPA is calculated by dividing the grade percentage by 100, and then multiplying that result by 4. The formula would look like (grade percentage/100) * 4.