University of Kansas GPA Calculator
Enter your current institutional GPA credits and cumulative GPA, then add credits and expected grades for up to six courses. The calculator uses the official University of Kansas grading scale.
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The calculator shows projected cumulative GPA, term GPA, term graded credits, term grade points, and combined institutional GPA credits.
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How to Use This Calculator
For a term-only result, leave current GPA credits and cumulative GPA at zero. For a projected cumulative result, use the institutional GPA credits and GPA shown in Enroll & Pay. Leave out coursework excluded from the official GPA.
Formula & Methodology
Each course contributes grade points equal to grade value multiplied by course credits. Term GPA equals term grade points divided by graded credits. Projected cumulative GPA combines current grade points with the new term.
Example: 45 GPA credits at 3.20
With 45 GPA credits at 3.20, current grade points equal 144.00. Add the new term grade points and credits, then divide combined grade points by combined GPA credits.
This calculator is an estimate. It cannot inspect Enroll & Pay, apply petitions, resolve repeat-course exceptions, or determine program-specific academic requirements.
Independent calculator. Calciro is not affiliated with or endorsed by University of Kansas. Verify official GPA and academic standing with the university.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What grading scale does University of Kansas use?
- For KU schools other than Medicine, the scale runs from A 4.0 through D- 0.7, with F at 0.0.
- How is GPA calculated?
- Multiply each grade value by course credits, add the grade points, and divide by graded credits.
- How are repeated courses treated?
- KU repeat treatment depends on the student's career and applicable academic policy. Use the official KU GPA and attempted hours shown in Enroll & Pay.
- Which grades should be excluded?
- Transfer coursework and credit earned by examination are excluded from the official KU residence GPA. S/U and CR/NC grades are not included in GPA calculations.
- Is this the official GPA?
- No. Verify the official value in Enroll & Pay or with University of Kansas.
Last updated 7/21/2026