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University of Florida (UF) GPA Calculator

Calculate your UF term and cumulative GPA using the University of Florida's published undergraduate grading scale. This is an unofficial, independent tool.

University of Florida (UF) GPA Calculator

Unofficial Resource: Uses the published UF Undergraduate Catalog grading system (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, E=0.00). Not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Florida.

Prior UF Cumulative Standing (Optional)

Course NameCreditsUF Letter GradeActions
Term / Semester GPA
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Updated UF Cumulative GPA
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University of Florida Grading Scale (Published)

The University of Florida uses a specific point mapping that differs slightly from generic standard 4.0 scales. Most notably, minus grades are scaled to .67 and plus grades to .33, and failing grades are designated as E (0.00) rather than F.

UF Letter GradeUF Grade PointsStandard 4.0 Comparison
A4.004.00
A-3.673.70
B+3.333.30
B3.003.00
B-2.672.70
C+2.332.30
C2.002.00
C-1.671.70
D+1.331.30
D1.001.00
D-0.670.70
E (Fail)0.000.00

S/U and W Grades

At UF, courses taken under the Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) option do not carry grade points and are not factored into the GPA. Course withdrawals (W) do not carry grade points, while failing withdrawals (WF) are calculated as an E (0.00).

Repeating Courses

UF does not have a grade-forgiveness policy for undergraduate courses. If a course is repeated, both grades are included in the UF GPA calculation, though credit toward degree requirements is awarded only once.

Official Sources & Policy Verification

Grading policies for this calculator are based on the official University of Florida academic catalog:

Last verified: September 2026 • Institutional policies may be updated by the university registrar.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Key takeaway: The University of Florida uses a 4.0 grading system with plus/minus point values, assigning 0.33 for pluses and 0.67 for minuses, with E designating a failing grade (0.00).

According to the official UF undergraduate catalog, grade point values are: 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), and E (0.00). UF does not award A+ grades, and failing grades are noted as E rather than F.

Key takeaway: Yes, UF awards 0.67 grade points for a D- grade, though a D- generally does not meet prerequisite or critical-tracking course requirements.

Under UF grading regulations, a D- earns 0.67 grade points per credit hour and counts toward general degree credit totals. However, most colleges and majors at UF require a minimum grade of C (2.00) in General Education, writing requirements, and tracking prerequisites.

Key takeaway: No, the University of Florida does not offer grade forgiveness; both the original grade and repeat grade are calculated into your UF cumulative GPA.

UF policy stipulates that when a student repeats a course, both grades remain on the permanent transcript and both factor into the cumulative UF GPA calculation. However, degree credit for the course is only awarded once.

Key takeaway: No, S/U grades carry zero grade points and have no mathematical effect on your UF GPA.

Courses taken under the S/U option do not carry grade points and are excluded from UF GPA calculations. An S grade earns credit toward graduation requirements, while a U grade earns no credit and does not count as completed hours.

Key takeaway: Undergraduate students at UF must maintain a minimum 2.00 cumulative UF GPA to remain in good academic standing.

UF undergraduate regulations require a 2.00 cumulative GPA on all UF coursework. If a student cumulative UF GPA falls below 2.00, they are placed on academic probation. Failure to raise the GPA according to college conditions can lead to academic suspension.