UF Semester GPA Calculator
Find out your GPA for the current semester. Just list your courses and grades below.
Using the Semester Calculator
Step 1: Add Courses
Click "Add Course" for each class on your current semester schedule. A new row will appear for each one.
Step 2: Enter Credits
In each row, type in the number of credit hours for the course. This is typically a number between 1 and 5.
Step 3: Select Grade
From the dropdown menu, select the final letter grade you expect to receive for each course.
Step 4: Calculate
Click the "Calculate GPA" button to see your semester GPA instantly displayed in the results box.
Why Your Semester GPA Matters
Immediate Performance Feedback
Your semester GPA is a direct reflection of your hard work and study habits over the past few months, providing a clear snapshot of your current academic success.
Dean's List and Honors
A high semester GPA is the primary requirement for making the Dean's List, a prestigious academic honor at the University of Florida.
Maintain Academic Standing
Keeping your semester GPA high helps ensure you remain in good academic standing, avoiding potential issues like academic probation.
Foundation for Cumulative GPA
Every strong semester GPA contributes positively to your overall cumulative GPA, which is crucial for graduation, scholarships, and future opportunities.
Semester GPA Questions
What GPA do I need for the Dean's List at UF?
To be eligible for the Dean's List in most UF colleges, a student must earn a semester GPA of 3.75 or higher while carrying at least 12 graded credit hours (S/U courses do not count).
What happens if my semester GPA is low?
A low semester GPA can negatively impact your cumulative GPA. If your cumulative GPA falls below 2.0, you may be placed on academic probation, which requires you to meet with an advisor and improve your grades in the following semester.
How does an "I" (Incomplete) grade affect my semester GPA?
An "I" grade does not initially factor into your GPA calculation. It acts as a placeholder. Once you complete the required coursework and a final letter grade is assigned, that grade will be retroactively included, and your GPA for that semester will be recalculated.