Letter Grade Calculator

On this scale a plain A runs from 93 through 96 percent, an A plus is 97 and above, and an A minus covers 90 to 92. All three carry 4.0 GPA points except the A minus, which is 3.7. Enter any score in that range to see which band it hits.

Anything below 60 percent is an F worth 0.0 GPA points. The lowest passing grade is a D minus, which starts at exactly 60 percent and carries 0.7 points. There is no E on this scale.

Each letter maps to a fixed value on the 4.0 scale: A and A plus are 4.0, A minus is 3.7, then each step down drops by roughly 0.3 or 0.4 points through B, C and D, ending at 0.0 for an F. The GPA points tile shows the value beside the letter.

No. This is the common US letter scale, but cutoffs vary between institutions. Some treat any score of 90 and above as a flat A, others drop plus and minus grades entirely, and a few weight honours or AP classes higher. Always confirm against your own school's grading policy.

Each band is inclusive at its lower edge, and the calculator does no rounding. A score of exactly 90 is an A minus because it meets the 90 threshold, while 89.9 stays 89.9 and falls into the B plus band since it is below 90.

Yes. Decimals like 84.5 work fine and land in the correct band. Scores above 100, such as a 103 from extra credit, are accepted and simply return the top A plus grade, since any value at or above 97 qualifies.

A score of 0 is a valid F worth 0.0 points. Negative numbers are rejected and the result area asks for a score of 0 or more, because a percentage below zero has no meaning here.

No. This converts a single percentage into one letter and its grade points. To average several courses into a term or cumulative GPA, use a dedicated GPA calculator that weights each grade by credit hours.

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so whatever you type stays on your device and nothing is uploaded or saved.