The University of Texas at Austin GPA Calculator
Enter your current institutional GPA credits and cumulative GPA, then add credits and expected grades for up to six courses. The calculator applies the UT Austin grade values shown below.
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The result includes 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 calculation, leave current GPA credits and cumulative GPA at zero. For a projected cumulative result, copy the institutional GPA credits and GPA shown in UT Direct. Exclude transfer and non-GPA coursework.
Formula & Methodology
Each course contributes grade points equal to its grade value multiplied by its credits. Term GPA is total 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
A student with 45 GPA credits at 3.20 has 144.00 current grade points. The default 10-credit example adds 34.99 grade points. The projected GPA is 178.99 / 55 = 3.25.
This is an estimate and cannot inspect UT Direct, apply petitions, determine college-specific requirements, or resolve transcript exceptions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What grading scale does UT Austin use?
- UT Austin uses the full plus/minus scale from A through D-, followed by F.
- How is the GPA calculated?
- Multiply each course's grade value by its credits, add the grade points, and divide by the graded credits.
- How are repeated courses treated?
- When a UT Austin course is repeated, all grades and all semester hours are generally used in the University GPA. The last grade is the official course grade, but it does not automatically erase earlier GPA effects.
- Which grades should be excluded?
- Symbols such as Q, W, X, I, CR, and NC are excluded from the standard University GPA as applicable.
- Is this the official GPA?
- No. The official GPA is the value maintained by The University of Texas at Austin and shown in UT Direct.
Last updated 7/21/2026