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GPA and Letter Grade Converter

Convert GPA to letter grade and vice versa.

Equivalent Letter Grade

A-Excellent

Standard US 4.0 equivalent • Estimated benchmark: 90–92%

LetterStandard 4.04.3 ScaleWeighted 5.0PercentageAcademic Standing
A+4.004.305.0097–100%Distinction / High Honors
A4.004.004.7093–96%Excellent / Superior
A-3.703.704.4090–92%Very Good
B+3.303.304.0087–89%Good / Above Average
B3.003.003.7083–86%Competent / Average
B-2.702.703.4080–82%Satisfactory
C+2.302.303.0077–79%Fair
C2.002.002.7073–76%Passing
C-1.701.702.4070–72%Marginal Pass
D+1.301.302.0067–69%Poor / Needs Improvement
D1.001.001.7063–66%Minimum Passing
F0.000.000.00<60%Failing / No Credit
Educational Disclaimer: Grade cutoffs and letter equivalents vary significantly across academic institutions, high schools, and countries. Always refer to your institution's official syllabus and course catalog for authoritative grading standards.

Letters: A+97→4.0 A93→4.0 A-90→3.7 B+87→3.3 B83→3.0 B-80→2.7 C+77→2.3 C73→2.0 etc.

How to use

  1. 1Enter your GPA value on the 4.0 scale, or start from a letter grade.
  2. 2The converter shows the corresponding letter grade, or the numeric GPA for the letter you entered.
  3. 3Use the mapping as a reference — schools may apply slightly different cutoffs.

Conversion table

A+ = 4.0 • A = 3.7–4.0 • B = 3.0–3.3 • C = 2.0–2.3 • D = 1.0–1.3 • F = 0.0

The converter uses the common US 4.0 letter-grade mapping, where a letter grade maps to a range of GPA values. The exact cutoff between letters varies slightly by school, so treat the result as a standard reference.

Examples

GPA 3.7

Falls in the A-/A range.

≈ A- to A

Letter B+

Maps to approximately 3.3 on the 4.0 scale.

≈ 3.3

About

The GPA and Letter Grade Converter lets you switch between numeric GPA values and letter grades on the standard US 4.0 scale. Enter a GPA to see the nearest letter grade, or a letter grade to see the typical numeric equivalent. The tool is handy when reading transcripts that show only one format, comparing grades across schools, or explaining your academic record to scholarships and employers. Because letter-grade boundaries vary slightly between institutions, the converter uses a widely accepted mapping and encourages confirming the official scale with your school.

Frequently asked questions

Why do different calculators vary on letter boundaries?
Letter-grade cutoffs are not universally standardized. The converter uses a common US mapping; your school's syllabus or catalog defines the official boundaries.
Can I use this for weighted grades?
This converter assumes the standard 4.0 unweighted scale. Weighted grading uses different point values for Honors and AP courses.