GPA Calculator

Queen’s uses a 4.3 GPA scale. Each letter grade maps to grade points (A+ = 4.3, A = 4.0, A- = 3.7 … F = 0.0). Your GPA is the credit-weighted average of those points. Note: since Jan 7, 2014, a cumulative GPA no longer appears on the official transcript (the legend explains the scale).

GPA types at Queen’s

You’ll commonly look at term/session GPA for a given term and cumulative GPA (CGPA) for overall progress (used in standing decisions by faculties). Arts & Science, for example, evaluates academic progression against CGPA thresholds each year.

Find my GPA in SOLUS

Log into SOLUS Student Centre → Academic Records.

For a snapshot of term grades, choose View Grades and select the term.
For your official record, use Transcripts (order/view per the Registrar’s page).
These pages show how grades are reported and how to access your transcript.

Queen’s grading table (4.3)

Use this when entering grades into your calculator. (This is the official mapping across Arts & Science, Smith Engineering/Business, Graduate Studies, and Health Sciences.)

Letter grade	Percentage range	Grade points (4.3)
A+	90–100	4.3
A	85–89.9	4.0
A−	80–84.9	3.7
B+	77–79.9	3.3
B	73–76.9	3.0
B−	70–72.9	2.7
C+	67–69.9	2.3
C	63–66.9	2.0
C−	60–62.9	1.7
D+	57–59.9	1.3
D	53–56.9	1.0
D−	50–52.9	0.7
F	0–49.9	0.0

GPA and academic standing

Faculties use your CGPA to assess standing. In Arts & Science, students are expected to maintain CGPA ≥ 1.60 for good academic standing; those below progression standards may receive an academic sanction (e.g., probation). Always check your division’s regulations.

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