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UC A-G & Honors Rules
GPA Calculator
Calculate the three GPAs the University of California actually uses: unweighted, capped weighted, and fully weighted. Includes an A-G subject requirement tracker.
Residency
Honors points apply to AP, IB, college, and school honors courses.
Grading Period
Course name
A-G Area
Level
Year
--Unweighted
--Capped Weighted
UC uses this
--Fully Weighted
Add your 10th and 11th grade courses to see your UC GPA. UC uses only A-G courses taken between the summer after 9th grade and the summer after 11th grade.
Add a course in the sidebar to get started. Include 9th and 12th grade courses too: they do not affect your UC GPA, but they do count toward the A-G requirements.
How UC calculates your GPA
- Only A-G approved courses count. PE, study hall, and non-certified electives are excluded entirely.
- Only grades earned from the summer after 9th grade through the summer after 11th grade count. Your 9th grade year and your entire senior year are excluded.
- A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0. Pluses and minuses do not count, so an A- is worth the same as an A+.
- Each semester of an AP, IB, UC-certified honors, or transferable college course earns one extra point, but only for grades of C or better.
- The capped weighted GPA counts at most 8 honors points, and no more than 4 of them from 10th grade. The fully weighted GPA counts all of them.
- Nonresidents receive honors points for AP, IB, and transferable college courses only, not for school-designated honors courses.
Disclaimer: this is an estimate. Whether a specific course is A-G approved depends on your school's certified course list. Check the official UC A-G Course List for your high school.
Country
Grading Scale
Select a country first
Grading Period
Honors Weight
Course name
Level
UNWEIGHTED: --WEIGHTED: --
Select a country and grading scale in the sidebar to add courses and grades.
See where you stand for UC admission
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