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KCTCS non-remedial, non-developmental coursework; system transcript GPA
KCTCS uses E, not F, for a zero-point letter-graded failure. F denotes a pass/fail outcome and is excluded from GPA, as are P and AU. The KCTCS transcript GPA combines eligible coursework across KCTCS institutions, not separate unrelated colleges.
KCTCS non-remedial, non-developmental coursework; system transcript GPA
KCTCS uses E, not F, for a zero-point letter-graded failure. F denotes a pass/fail outcome and is excluded from GPA, as are P and AU. The KCTCS transcript GPA combines eligible coursework across KCTCS institutions, not separate unrelated colleges.
Virginia Community College System college-level credit classes; standard letter grades
VCCS section 5.6.0 assigns A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1 and F = 0 quality points per credit. This college is an explicitly matched member of the system; the calculation covers ordinary college-level credit classes.
KCTCS non-remedial, non-developmental coursework; system transcript GPA
KCTCS uses E, not F, for a zero-point letter-graded failure. F denotes a pass/fail outcome and is excluded from GPA, as are P and AU. The KCTCS transcript GPA combines eligible coursework across KCTCS institutions, not separate unrelated colleges.
Virginia Community College System college-level credit classes; standard letter grades
VCCS section 5.6.0 assigns A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1 and F = 0 quality points per credit. This college is an explicitly matched member of the system; the calculation covers ordinary college-level credit classes.
Virginia Community College System college-level credit classes; standard letter grades
VCCS section 5.6.0 assigns A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1 and F = 0 quality points per credit. This college is an explicitly matched member of the system; the calculation covers ordinary college-level credit classes.
Maricopa Community Colleges standard graded credit coursework at the named college
Maricopa uses A = 4 through F = 0; Y is a failing withdrawal. GPAs are truncated to three decimals. Each college calculates its GPA independently, so do not merge records from different Maricopa colleges into one institutional GPA.
City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College
Public · Two-year
Source-linked scale · Limited scope
City Colleges of Chicago college-level A–F coursework; graduation GPA scope
City Colleges of Chicago uses A = 4 through F = 0. GRAD-GPA includes college-level A–F coursework, while CUM-GPA can include remedial work. This tool estimates the college-level scope and does not treat every zero-credit notation as an F.
City Colleges of Chicago college-level A–F coursework; graduation GPA scope
City Colleges of Chicago uses A = 4 through F = 0. GRAD-GPA includes college-level A–F coursework, while CUM-GPA can include remedial work. This tool estimates the college-level scope and does not treat every zero-credit notation as an F.
City Colleges of Chicago college-level A–F coursework; graduation GPA scope
City Colleges of Chicago uses A = 4 through F = 0. GRAD-GPA includes college-level A–F coursework, while CUM-GPA can include remedial work. This tool estimates the college-level scope and does not treat every zero-credit notation as an F.
City Colleges of Chicago college-level A–F coursework; graduation GPA scope
City Colleges of Chicago uses A = 4 through F = 0. GRAD-GPA includes college-level A–F coursework, while CUM-GPA can include remedial work. This tool estimates the college-level scope and does not treat every zero-credit notation as an F.
City Colleges of Chicago college-level A–F coursework; graduation GPA scope
City Colleges of Chicago uses A = 4 through F = 0. GRAD-GPA includes college-level A–F coursework, while CUM-GPA can include remedial work. This tool estimates the college-level scope and does not treat every zero-credit notation as an F.
City Colleges of Chicago college-level A–F coursework; graduation GPA scope
City Colleges of Chicago uses A = 4 through F = 0. GRAD-GPA includes college-level A–F coursework, while CUM-GPA can include remedial work. This tool estimates the college-level scope and does not treat every zero-credit notation as an F.
City Colleges of Chicago college-level A–F coursework; graduation GPA scope
City Colleges of Chicago uses A = 4 through F = 0. GRAD-GPA includes college-level A–F coursework, while CUM-GPA can include remedial work. This tool estimates the college-level scope and does not treat every zero-credit notation as an F.
Columbia College undergraduate letter-graded coursework; New York campus
Columbia College awards 4.33 for A+, 3.67 for A− and 3.33 for B+. The published table includes D = 1.0 but not D+ or D−. Graduate and professional-school policies are outside this calculator’s scope.
Community College of Denver college-level coursework
CCD uses A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1 and F = 0 for college-level courses. The current CCCS rule rounds GPA to two decimals. Developmental grades and excluded repeat attempts are not ordinary A–F GPA hours.
Undergraduate School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR)
Cornell ILR’s published table gives A+ 4.3, A− 3.7 and D− 0.7. S/U coursework does not contribute to GPA. This adapter covers the cited ILR undergraduate rules, not an assumed professional-school scale.
Virginia Community College System college-level credit classes; standard letter grades
VCCS section 5.6.0 assigns A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1 and F = 0 quality points per credit. This college is an explicitly matched member of the system; the calculation covers ordinary college-level credit classes.
Undergraduate Trinity College and Pratt School of Engineering; letter-graded courses
Duke assigns D− 1.0 point, not 0.7, and gives both A and A+ 4.0. Its undergraduate GPA uses Duke course credits and is truncated to three decimal places.
Los Angeles Community College District standard A–F credit coursework
LACCD’s published GPA calculation assigns A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1 and F = 0, weighted by units. This calculator applies that grade-point table; it does not evaluate financial-aid satisfactory academic progress or award eligibility.
Virginia Community College System college-level credit classes; standard letter grades
VCCS section 5.6.0 assigns A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1 and F = 0 quality points per credit. This college is an explicitly matched member of the system; the calculation covers ordinary college-level credit classes.
KCTCS non-remedial, non-developmental coursework; system transcript GPA
KCTCS uses E, not F, for a zero-point letter-graded failure. F denotes a pass/fail outcome and is excluded from GPA, as are P and AU. The KCTCS transcript GPA combines eligible coursework across KCTCS institutions, not separate unrelated colleges.
Maricopa Community Colleges standard graded credit coursework at the named college
Maricopa uses A = 4 through F = 0; Y is a failing withdrawal. GPAs are truncated to three decimals. Each college calculates its GPA independently, so do not merge records from different Maricopa colleges into one institutional GPA.
FSU’s undergraduate A− is 3.75 and B+ is 3.25. The law-school values in the same source are different and must not be used for this undergraduate estimate.
KCTCS non-remedial, non-developmental coursework; system transcript GPA
KCTCS uses E, not F, for a zero-point letter-graded failure. F denotes a pass/fail outcome and is excluded from GPA, as are P and AU. The KCTCS transcript GPA combines eligible coursework across KCTCS institutions, not separate unrelated colleges.
Maricopa Community Colleges standard graded credit coursework at the named college
Maricopa uses A = 4 through F = 0; Y is a failing withdrawal. GPAs are truncated to three decimals. Each college calculates its GPA independently, so do not merge records from different Maricopa colleges into one institutional GPA.
Georgia Tech uses whole-letter points A = 4 through F = 0, without plus/minus grades. S, U and V are excluded. Its scholastic average is truncated, not rounded, at the second decimal place.
What this directory includes — and what it does not
All HD2025 records in the 50 U.S. states, DC and U.S. territories with CYACTIVE=1, ACT in A/N/R, DEGGRANT=1, SECTOR in 1–6 and no reported closure date. Administrative units, nondegree institutions and records outside this definition are excluded. This is the 2025–26 collection released in 2026, not a live register or a claim that every U.S. institution reports to IPEDS.
Names, locations, reported aliases, institution type and reported website links come from IPEDS HD2025 — Directory information, 2025–26 (provisional, Release 1), retrieved 2026-08-31. Schools can close, merge or change names after the reporting year; check their current official record.
No GPA rules, GPA requirements, acceptance rates, rankings or accreditation claims are inferred from directory data. Missing information is not filled with estimates. A reported URL is not a claim that its current content was reviewed.
Compared by NCES UNITID with the previous 2024 directory: 53 records added to our scope, 43 reported names changed, and 73 previous records no longer match the newer directory scope. All previous institution URLs are preserved.
Added records are not necessarily newly opened schools. Missing records are not automatically classified as closed. Historical pages distinguish reported closures, combined institutions, parent reporting, scope changes and absence from this release.