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Solomon Islands Grade Conversion to GPA

Convert Solomon Islands grades to US 4.0 GPA. Solomon Islands-specific grading scale with estimate and credit-weighted transcript support.

Your grades

Estimated US GPA (4.0)

India: 90–100→4.0, 80–89→3.0 etc. Germany: 1.0–1.5→4.0 … 4.1+→0.0 or Bavarian formula. UK: GCSE 9/8→4.0, 7→3.7 etc.; A-Level A*→4.0, B→3.3 etc. Fallback generic % table shown. Estimates — always defer to receiving school/WES.

How to use

  1. 1Select Solomon Islands as your country (already selected).
  2. 2Enter your grades as percentage, numeric, or letter where applicable.
  3. 3Add credits and see your US GPA estimate update instantly.

How conversion works

Generic: 90–100→4.0, 80–89→3.0, 70–79→2.0, 60–69→1.0

Country-specific table is applied for Solomon Islands when available; otherwise generic percentage mapping is used. Always verify with your receiving institution or WES/ECE for official evaluation.

Examples

Example — Solomon Islands grades

Add two courses with typical Solomon Islands grades and see the weighted GPA estimate.

Estimated US GPA shown in calculator

About

The Solomon Islands Grade Conversion to GPA calculator maps grades earned in Solomon Islands schools to an estimated grade point average on the US 4.0 scale. Select your country, enter your percentage, numeric, or letter grades with optional credit weights, and the tool applies the grading table most commonly used for Solomon Islands credentials. Students applying to US or Canadian universities use this estimate to plan applications and understand how their national grades compare on a 4.0 scale. Official admissions decisions normally require a credential evaluation from a recognized service, so treat the result as a planning estimate rather than an official transcript.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the Solomon Islands conversion?
Estimates use widely accepted tables; official evaluation depends on your receiving school.
Do I need WES for official use?
Many US universities require official credential evaluation; this tool is for planning.