University of Oregon (UO / Oregon) GPA Calculator
At the University of Oregon every plus adds 0.3, so an A+ is worth 4.3 and GPAs are cut off at two decimals. UO runs on quarter terms. Enter your courses below for your term and cumulative GPA, then see how repeats, first-term forgiveness, the Dean's List and Latin honors work.
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UO's Quality Points: A+ Is 4.3
| Grade | Points | Grade | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| A+ | 4.3 | C+ | 2.3 |
| A | 4.0 | C | 2.0 |
| A- | 3.7 | C- | 1.7 |
| B+ | 3.3 | D+ | 1.3 |
| B | 3.0 | D | 1.0 |
| B- | 2.7 | D- | 0.7 |
| F | 0 |
UO's rule is simple: a plus adds 0.3 and a minus subtracts 0.3 for A, B, C and D. That includes the A: an A+ is 4.3, so a UO GPA can go above 4.0. UO truncates GPAs after two decimals rather than rounding.
Example term: 4 credits of A (16.0), 4 of B+ (13.2), 4 of A- (14.8) and 3 of B (9.0) give 53.0 ÷ 15 = 3.533, recorded as 3.53.
Repeats: Every Attempt Counts Since Fall 2019
Since fall 2019, all graded attempts of a UO course count in your term and cumulative GPA, while credit for a non-repeatable course is given only once. Between fall 2016 and summer 2019 only the second grade counted, so older transcripts may follow that rule. Grades from academic misconduct sanctions always stay in.
To model a repeat, enter both attempts as separate rows.
First-Term Grade Forgiveness
New undergraduates get one safety net. In your first term at UO, any F in a course that allows pass/no pass is automatically converted to N, which doesn't count in your GPA. You can ask to change a D to N as well, after meeting an advisor, by the end of the following term.
Watch out: it applies only in your first term, including transfer students' first term, and not to grades tied to a conduct case or to an Incomplete that later defaults to F. You can opt back to the F by the end of the next term.
Pass/No Pass
Where a course allows it, you choose letter grading or P/N at registration and can change only within the allowed period. For undergraduates a P means C- or better; D+ or lower is N. P and N don't count in your GPA, and departments set their own P/N rules for majors.
Dean's List and Latin Honors
The Dean's List is compiled for fall, winter and spring for admitted undergraduates with a term GPA of at least 3.75 on 12 or more letter-graded credits. In spring 2026, 4,610 of about 18,958 undergraduates qualified.
| Latin honor | Cumulative GPA |
|---|---|
| Cum laude | 3.75–3.84 |
| Magna cum laude | 3.85–3.94 |
| Summa cum laude | 3.95 or higher |
You need at least 90 credits in residence at UO. Because A+ grades are worth 4.3, they can help push a GPA over these cutoffs.
Warning, Probation and Disqualification
| Status | Trigger |
|---|---|
| Academic warning | Term GPA from 0.00 to 1.99, even with a 2.00+ cumulative GPA |
| Academic probation | UO cumulative GPA below 2.00, or a third straight term under 2.00 after two warnings |
| Disqualification | On probation for a low cumulative GPA and another term GPA below 2.00 |
Students with 44 or fewer credits get two terms of probation before disqualification; those with more get one. Probation limits you to 15 credits. A term where you withdraw from everything counts as a 0.00 term GPA.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an A+ worth 4.3 at the University of Oregon?
Yes. At UO a plus adds 0.3 to every letter, including the A, so an A+ is worth 4.3.
If I retake a class at UO, which grade counts?
Since fall 2019, all graded attempts count in your GPA, though credit is earned only once.
What is first-term grade forgiveness at UO?
In your first term, an F in a course that allows pass/no pass converts automatically to N, which doesn't affect your GPA. You can also request that a D become N.
What GPA is the Dean's List at the University of Oregon?
A 3.75 term GPA on at least 12 letter-graded credits.
What GPA is cum laude at the University of Oregon?
3.75 to 3.84, with at least 90 credits in residence. Magna cum laude is 3.85 and summa cum laude 3.95.
Sources: University of Oregon Academic Catalog, Registration and Academic Policies; Office of the Registrar, Grading System and Degree Honors; Office of the Provost, Dean's List. Policies change, so check the current catalog. This site is independent and not affiliated with University of Oregon.