Queen's University students · Kingston
Queen's GPA calculator for Ontario applicants.
Queen's uses a 4.3 scale across Arts and Science, Smith, Engineering, and Health Sciences. This page shows the exact percentage cutoffs the Registrar publishes, so a percentage-based syllabus mark rolls straight into a Queen's letter and grade point.
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How Queen's calculates GPA
The rules, straight from Queen's University Registrar · Official GPA Scale.
- Queen's grading scale (effective May 1, 2011): A+ = 4.30 (90-100%), A = 4.00 (85-89.9%), A- = 3.70 (80-84.9%), B+ = 3.30 (77-79.9%), B = 3.00 (73-76.9%), B- = 2.70 (70-72.9%), C+ = 2.30 (67-69.9%), C = 2.00 (63-66.9%), C- = 1.70 (60-62.9%), D+ = 1.30 (57-59.9%), D = 1.00 (53-56.9%), D- = 0.70 (50-52.9%), F = 0.00 (below 50%).
- The scale applies across Arts and Science, Smith School of Business, Smith Engineering, School of Graduate Studies, and Health Sciences.
- Since January 7, 2014, the cumulative Grade Point Average no longer appears on the Queen's official transcript · your transcript lists the courses and their letter grades. Any cumulative you compute here is a self-service estimate for your own tracking.
- Sessional GPA on your unofficial record is a credit-weighted average of that term's course grade points. Half-credit courses count half a full-credit course.
- The Queen's Registrar produces your official record. This tool converts percentage inputs against the published scale · treat the cumulative estimate as your own working number, not an official document.
This is an estimate. Queen's produces your official transcript · the cumulative GPA no longer appears there and this is your own tracking number.
The percentage cutoffs and grade points here come straight from the Queen's Registrar page linked below. Program-level regulations (repeats, failed courses, faculty transfers) may affect how a course counts toward your program · this tool does not model those exclusions. Check your faculty's Academic Regulation 10 or your program handbook for edge cases.
Gradus is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Queen's University. The Queen's University name appears here only to describe which published grading scale this calculator implements.
Source: Queen's University Registrar · Official GPA Scale · verified 2026-07-14
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Drop your syllabus. Enter percentages as you go. The tracker converts each course to the Queen's 4.3 letter + grade point, credit-weights them, and shows what you need on remaining work. A free account, and your grades are yours.
Gradus is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Queen's University. The Queen's University name appears here only to describe which published grading scale this calculator implements.