Undergraduate MIT subjects with GPA-bearing grades; MIT units
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GPA Calculator
Estimate your GPA for Massachusetts Institute of Technology. MIT uses a 5.0 scale: A = 5, B = 4, C = 3 and D = 2. Its GPA is rounded to one decimal. Enter MIT units, not a mixture of MIT units and semester hours; this tool does not convert MIT GPA to a 4.0 scale.
Official policy · Checked Aug 31, 2026Finalized undergraduate grades from this institution only. Repeats, forgiveness, transfer work, unresolved marks, and admissions recalculation are not supported.
Your courses
Illustrative example. Replace these courses with your own.
See what counted
- English composition15 quality points
- Introduction to psychology16 quality points
- College algebra6 quality points
0 excluded course(s). 0 incomplete row(s). Credits with a passing grade: not determined by this profile. This is not an official earned-credit audit, and does not account for duplicate credit or degree requirements.
What’s included in this grade scale?
Undergraduate MIT subjects with GPA-bearing grades; MIT units. Current posted policy checked August 31, 2026; not a claim of a new 2026 policy edition. Only the finalized grades listed in this scale are supported. Repeated, transferred, forgiven, developmental and unresolved coursework requires review; this tool does not decide transcript inclusion or graduation eligibility. First-year pass/no-record treatment is not reconstructed. Use the grading basis and final symbols actually recorded by MIT. Display: rounded to 1 decimals under the cited rule.
Policy: mit-166683-undergraduate · v2026-08-31.1. Results rounded to 1 decimal places. Display: rounded to 1 decimals under the cited rule. GPA credits and earned credits are different.
A POLICY-SPECIFIC EXAMPLE
MIT GPA Scale and Calculation
Illustrative example: A/9 units and B/3 units give 57 points ÷ 12 units = 4.75, displayed as 4.8.
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For an entered semester, include only that term’s eligible courses. To plan cumulative GPA, use the official existing quality points and GPA credits with your new term; do not average term GPAs equally. The supported policy and any cumulative cap are stated in the calculator.
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Supported scope
Only the finalized grades listed in this scale are supported. Repeated, transferred, forgiven, developmental and unresolved coursework requires review; this tool does not decide transcript inclusion or graduation eligibility. First-year pass/no-record treatment is not reconstructed. Use the grading basis and final symbols actually recorded by MIT.
Current posted policy checked August 31, 2026; not a claim of a new 2026 policy edition. Finalized undergraduate grades on the listed scale only. No admission GPA, transfer-course blending, repeat/forgiveness logic, time-based grade changes, or earned-credit audit. This estimate cannot establish degree eligibility.
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