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University of Texas at Austin GPA & CGPA Calculator

Calculate your semester GPA and cumulative CGPA using UT Austin's official 4.0 grading scale with plus/minus grades. Supports standard and Law School scales, special academic symbols, and academic standing thresholds. Free, instant, no sign-up.

UT Austin GPA & CGPA Calculator
University of Texas at Austin GPA & CGPA Calculator

UT Austin uses a standard 4.0 plus/minus scale. No A+ is awarded for standard programs — the highest grade is A (4.00). Special symbols CR, NC, Q, W, X, and I do not count toward GPA — enter only letter-graded courses.

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How to Use

How to Use the UT Austin GPA & CGPA Calculator

This calculator uses the University of Texas at Austin's official 4.0 plus/minus grading scale as configured by the UT Austin Office of the Registrar. Select the correct tab, enter your course data, and instantly get your GPA or CGPA with academic standing guidance.

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Choose Semester GPA or CGPA Tab
Use the Semester GPA tab for a single term — enter course names, letter grades (A through F), and credit hours. Use the CGPA tab to combine all completed semesters. Special symbols CR, NC, Q, W, X, and I are excluded from GPA and should not be entered.
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Enter Your UT Austin Courses and Grades
Type each course name, select your letter grade from UT Austin's scale (A = 4.00 down to F = 0.00 — note: no A+ for standard programs), and enter the credit hours. The exact percentage cutoff for each grade may vary by instructor — always check your course syllabus.
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Get Instant GPA, CGPA and Academic Standing
Your GPA or CGPA appears immediately with your UT Austin academic standing — Dean's Honor List eligibility, Good Standing, or Academic Probation. A personalized improvement tip is also shown based on your result.
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Check Standing and Plan Ahead
Use the course breakdown bars to identify your weakest courses. UT Austin requires a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA for undergraduate good standing. Graduate students need a C or higher for courses to count toward their Program of Work. UT Law uses a separate A+ = 4.30 scale.
UT Austin Grading System

University of Texas at Austin Official Grading Scale

UT Austin uses a standard 4.0 plus/minus grading scale configured by the Office of the Registrar. The university does not award an A+ grade for standard programs — the highest achievable grade point value is A = 4.00. Exact percentage cutoffs can vary by instructor and department syllabus, though typical ranges are provided below.

Letter GradeGrade PointsTypical PercentageStanding
A4.0093% – 100%Excellent — Highest standard grade
A-3.6790% – 92.9%Excellent
B+3.3387% – 89.9%Good
B3.0083% – 86.9%Good
B-2.6780% – 82.9%Good
C+2.3377% – 79.9%Satisfactory
C2.0073% – 76.9%Satisfactory — Min for grad credit
C-1.6770% – 72.9%Below Satisfactory
D+1.3367% – 69.9%Poor
D1.0063% – 66.9%Poor
D-0.6760% – 62.9%Minimum undergraduate credit
F0.000% – 59.9%Failing

UT Law School Exception: The UT School of Law uses a different grading scale that allows an A+ valued at 4.30 grade points — above the standard 4.0 maximum used by all other UT Austin colleges and schools. This GPA calculator is configured for standard UT Austin undergraduate and graduate programs, not the Law School.

Semester GPA Formula

GPA = Σ (Grade Points × Credit Hours) ÷ Total Letter-Graded Credit Hours

Example: Intro to Economics A- (3.67) × 3cr + Statistics B+ (3.33) × 3cr = (11.01 + 9.99) ÷ 6 = GPA 3.50

CGPA Formula

CGPA = Σ (Semester GPA × Semester Letter-Graded Credits) ÷ Total Credits All Semesters

Special Academic Symbols — Excluded from GPA

The following UT Austin transcript designations do not earn grade points and are completely excluded from GPA calculations: CR (Credit — pass/fail courses), NC (No Credit — pass/fail courses), Q (Dropped without academic penalty), W (Official withdrawal from university), X (Temporary incomplete/extension approved by instructor), and I (Permanent incomplete status).

"At UT Austin, undergraduates must earn at least a D- to receive course credit, though many major-specific requirements demand a C- or higher. Graduate School guidelines require a minimum C for any course to count toward a graduate degree Program of Work — a C- does not meet graduate credit standards."

Academic Standing

UT Austin GPA Requirements & Academic Standing

The University of Texas at Austin monitors both semester and cumulative GPA to determine undergraduate and graduate academic standing. Maintaining good standing is required for continued enrollment, financial aid, and scholarship eligibility.

CGPA RangeStandingWhat It Means
3.50 – 4.00Dean's Honor List EligibleTop semester GPA recognition — awarded per term
3.00 – 3.49Good Standing (Graduate)Meets graduate minimum — C or higher per course required
2.00 – 2.99Good Standing (Undergrad)Meets undergraduate minimum — satisfactory progress
Below 2.00 (UG)Academic ProbationBelow minimum — risk of academic suspension
Below 3.00 (Grad)Graduate ProbationBelow graduate minimum — program continuation at risk

UT Austin Dean's Honor List: Undergraduate students may be recognized on the Dean's Honor List within their college based on outstanding semester GPA performance, typically requiring a 3.50 or higher with a full course load. Specific cutoffs vary by college — check with your dean's office for exact requirements.

Graduate Credit Minimum: UT Graduate School requires students to earn a minimum grade of C in each course for it to count toward their Program of Work. A C- (1.67) does not satisfy graduate credit requirements. Graduate students must also maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher for good standing.

Campuses & Programs

UT Austin Campuses & Top Academic Programs

The University of Texas at Austin spans a 430-plus acre Main Campus plus specialized research, medical, and biological campuses across the city and state. The same official 4.0 grading scale applies across all standard academic programs.

Campus / FacilityLocationFocus
Main Campus200 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd19 colleges & schools, residence halls, UT Tower
Dell Medical SchoolSoutheast of Main CampusMedical hub & teaching hospital
Dell Campus for Advanced ResearchAustin, TXBiotechnology & life sciences ecosystem
J. J. Pickle Research Campus~8 miles north of Main476 acres — TACC, Bureau of Economic Geology, Engineering
Brackenridge TractLady Bird Lake445 acres — Life sciences & environmental research
Montopolis Research CenterSoutheast Austin94-acre research hub
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower CenterSouthwest AustinNative plants & ecological research
Marine Science InstitutePort Aransas, TXGulf Coast marine research
McDonald ObservatoryDavis Mountains, West TXWorld-class astronomical research

Highly Ranked Colleges & Schools

UT Austin offers bachelor's degrees in more than 170 fields across 19 colleges and schools. Top-ranked programs include the McCombs School of Business (Accounting, Business Analytics, Business Honors), Cockrell School of Engineering (Aerospace, Biomedical, Electrical & Computer, Mechanical), College of Natural Sciences (Computer Science, AI, Cybersecurity, Statistics), and the Moody College of Communication (Advertising, Public Relations, Radio-Television-Film).

Specialized tracks include the highly selective Plan II Honors interdisciplinary program, integrated degree paths such as BBA/MPA and BS/MS in Computer Science, and interdisciplinary certificates in Programming & Computation and Digital Arts and Media.

FAQ

UT Austin GPA & CGPA — Frequently Asked Questions

UT Austin uses a standard 4.0 plus/minus scale: A=4.00, A-=3.67, B+=3.33, B=3.00, B-=2.67, C+=2.33, C=2.00, C-=1.67, D+=1.33, D=1.00, D-=0.67, F=0.00. UT Austin does not award an A+ grade for standard programs — the maximum is A = 4.00. The UT School of Law is an exception, allowing A+ = 4.30.
No — for standard undergraduate and graduate programs. The maximum grade point value at UT Austin is A = 4.00. The UT School of Law is the only exception, where A+ is awarded at 4.30 grade points on the Law School's separate scale.
Undergraduate students must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 for good academic standing. Students whose GPA falls below 2.0 are placed on academic probation and must raise their GPA within a specified timeframe or face academic suspension. Graduate students must maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
The UT Graduate School requires a minimum grade of C for a course to count toward a graduate degree Program of Work. A C- (1.67) does not satisfy graduate credit requirements, even though it is a passing grade. Graduate students must also maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
No. All of these special academic symbols are excluded from GPA calculations at UT Austin: CR (Credit), NC (No Credit), Q (Dropped without penalty), W (Official withdrawal), X (Temporary incomplete extension), and I (Permanent incomplete). These appear on transcripts but carry zero grade points.
Undergraduates must earn at least a D- (0.67) to receive course credit at UT Austin. However, many major-specific requirements demand a C- (1.67) or higher — and some programs require a C (2.00). Always check your specific degree program and major requirements for minimum grade standards.
The UT School of Law uses a separate grading scale that awards A+ = 4.30 grade points — above the 4.0 maximum used by all other UT Austin colleges. This calculator applies only to standard UT Austin undergraduate and graduate programs, not the Law School.
Yes — completely free. No sign-up, no account, no subscription required. The calculator uses UT Austin's official standard 4.0 plus/minus grading scale and works on all devices including smartphones and tablets.
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