The Grade Point Average (GPA) is a numerical representation of a student’s academic performance, calculated by averaging the grades earned across all courses. It is widely used to determine academic standing, honors eligibility, and financial aid status.
A weighted average that reflects a student’s overall academic performance.
The average of all grades earned across multiple terms.
The GPA calculated for a specific academic term.
The numeric range (e.g., 0–4.0) used to convert letter grades into GPA.
A GPA that gives additional weight to honors, AP, or advanced-level courses.
The lowest GPA a student must maintain to remain in good academic standing.
Some institutions are adopting competency-based transcripts and alternative grading models. GPA calculations are also being linked to automated alerts and student success dashboards.