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How to Calculate Your University of Florida GPA: Quality Points and Scale

Learn how the University of Florida calculates GPA — quality points, credit hour weighting, and UF's specific GPA thresholds for Dean's List, probation, and graduation.

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How the University of Florida Calculates GPA

The University of Florida uses the standard 4.0 quality point system. Your GPA is calculated by dividing total quality points by total credit hours attempted.

GPA = Total Quality Points / Total Credit Hours Attempted

UF Grading Scale

Letter GradeQuality Points
A4.0
A−3.67
B+3.33
B3.0
B−2.67
C+2.33
C2.0
C−1.67
D+1.33
D1.0
D−0.67
E (Fail)0.0
WF (Withdraw Failing)0.0

University of Florida uses "E" for failing grades. WF (Withdraw Failing) also counts as 0.0 in GPA.

Worked Calculation Example

CourseCreditsGradeQuality Points
MAC 23114B4 × 3.0 = 12.0
CHM 20453A−3 × 3.67 = 11.01
ENC 11013B+3 × 3.33 = 9.99
AMH 20103A3 × 4.0 = 12.0
**Total****13****45.0**

GPA = 45.0 / 13 = 3.46

Key GPA Thresholds at UF

StandingGPA
Academic ProbationBelow 2.0 cumulative
Good Standing2.0+ cumulative
Minimum Graduation GPA2.0 cumulative (some colleges require higher)
Dean's List3.5 semester GPA, 12+ credit hours
President's Honor Roll4.0 semester GPA, 12+ credit hours
Cum Laude3.5–3.69 cumulative
Magna Cum Laude3.7–3.89 cumulative
Summa Cum Laude3.9–4.0 cumulative

Florida Bright Futures and GPA

Students holding Florida Bright Futures scholarships must maintain: - Florida Academic Scholars (FAS): 3.0+ cumulative UF GPA per year - Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS): 2.75+ cumulative per year

Falling below these thresholds results in loss of the scholarship for the following year. Students may sometimes reinstate by meeting GPA requirements after one probationary semester.

Grade Forgiveness at UF

University of Florida's Grade Forgiveness policy allows students to repeat a course taken at UF and have the original E or WF excluded from GPA calculation: - Maximum 3 course forgiveness applications (total 15 credit hours) - Original grade still appears on transcript, marked as forgiven - Available once per course - Both attempts are still recorded, but only the repeated grade counts in GPA

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Frequently Asked Questions

What GPA is needed for Dean's List at UF?
University of Florida Dean's List requires a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher while enrolled in at least 12 credit hours of regular graded coursework. Students with a 4.0 semester GPA (while enrolled 12+ credit hours) earn the President's Honor Roll, a higher distinction. Both are determined each semester independently.
Does UF use plus/minus grading?
Yes — UF uses plus/minus grading with a slightly rounded scale. A = 4.0, A− = 3.67, B+ = 3.33, B = 3.0, B− = 2.67, and so on. There is no A+ grade at UF. The failing grade is designated 'E' (not 'F'), and WF (Withdraw Failing) also counts as 0.0 quality points and affects GPA.
What happens to my Florida Bright Futures scholarship if my GPA drops?
Florida Bright Futures scholarship recipients must maintain minimum GPAs (3.0 for FAS, 2.75 for FMS) measured annually. Falling below the threshold results in scholarship loss for the following academic year. Students may appeal or reinstate by meeting the GPA requirement, but there's no automatic reinstatement — contact the UF Financial Aid Office to understand your specific situation.
How many credit hours must be graded for GPA calculation at UF?
All courses with letter grades (A through E/WF) count toward GPA calculation at UF. Pass/Fail or S/U graded courses do not affect GPA. Courses taken under the S/U option are designated on registration — they earn credit but contribute no quality points, neither helping nor hurting your GPA.

Last updated 7/28/2026