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University of California, Los Angeles GPA Calculator

Calculate your semester GPA and updated CGPA using University of California, Los Angeles's own grading scale, credit weighting, rounding rules, and CGPA formula.

Formula type

4.00 GPA scale

This page is not using a generic United States formula. It is generated from the data config for University of California, Los Angeles.

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Semester GPA

4.00

Updated CGPA

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GPA Credits

9

Rows

3

University of California, Los Angeles

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Enter your current CGPA and completed credits to calculate your updated CGPA. Your semester GPA is shown from your courses below.

Semester Courses

9 credits entered

University of California, Los Angeles grading scale

GradeMeaningPointsGPA countedCredit earned
A+Extraordinary4.00YesYes
ASuperior4.00YesYes
A-Superior3.70YesYes
B+Good3.30YesYes
BGood3.00YesYes
B-Good2.70YesYes
C+Fair2.30YesYes
CFair2.00YesYes
C-Fair1.70YesYes
D+Poor1.30YesYes
DPoor1.00YesYes
D-Poor0.70YesYes
FFail0.00YesNo
NPNot Passed0.00YesNo
UUnsatisfactory0.00YesNo
PPassedExcludedNoYes
SSatisfactoryExcludedNoYes
IIncompleteExcludedNoNo
IPIn ProgressExcludedNoNo
DRDeferred ReportExcludedNoNo
NRNot ReportedExcludedNoNo

How the formula works

UCLA divides grade points earned by units attempted; course grade points equal assigned grade points times course units. For semester GPA, each GPA-counted course is converted to quality points by multiplying grade points by credits. The semester GPA is the total quality points divided by total GPA-counted credits, then rounded with standard rounding to 2 decimal places. The updated CGPA combines the student's existing quality points with this semester's quality points, then rounds with standard rounding to 2 decimal places.

Pass/fail and non-GPA grades are handled from the University of California, Los Angeles config: pass/fail handling is included only when the university data marks it as GPA-counted. Repeat-course handling uses this rule: UCLA repeat behavior depends on academic-policy limits and student circumstances not fully represented by the current engine, so repeated courses require manual review.

Worked example

Suppose a student starts with 3.00 CGPA after 30 completed credits and takes these University of California, Los Angeles courses:

  • Course 13 credits x A+ (4.00 points)
  • Course 23 credits x B+ (3.30 points)
  • Course 33 credits x C+ (2.30 points)

The semester GPA is 3.20 and the updated CGPA is 3.05 using this university's rounding rules.

FAQ

Does this calculator use a generic United States GPA formula?

No. This page uses the grading configuration for University of California, Los Angeles. Another university in United States can have different grade points, rounding rules, or pass/fail handling.

How is semester GPA calculated at University of California, Los Angeles?

The calculator multiplies each GPA-counted grade point by its credits, adds the quality points, divides by GPA-counted credits, and applies standard rounding to 2 decimal places.

Are pass/fail courses included in GPA?

Pass/fail grades follow the exact GPA-counting flags stored in the University of California, Los Angeles config.

What about repeated courses?

UCLA repeat behavior depends on academic-policy limits and student circumstances not fully represented by the current engine, so repeated courses require manual review.