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Reference: GPA columns

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This documentation provides comprehensive information about CollegeVine’s GPA calculation configurations for university admissions staff. Each GPA configuration represents a different methodology for calculating student academic performance based on transcripts.

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GPA columns

GPA calculation: Included courses

GPA calculation: Formulas

Grade mappings & course weightings

GPA columns

Appletree cumulative weighted GPA

CSV column name: cv_appletree_cumulative_weighted_gpa_100

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Appletree cumulative weighted six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_appletree_cumulative_weighted_six_semester_gpa_100

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Appletree english six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_appletree_english_six_semester_gpa_100

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Appletree foreign language six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_appletree_foreign_language_six_semester_gpa_100

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Appletree math six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_appletree_math_six_semester_gpa_100

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Appletree science six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_appletree_science_six_semester_gpa_100

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Appletree social studies six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_appletree_social_studies_six_semester_gpa_100

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Birchtree core GPA

CSV column name: cv_birchtree_core_gpa_4

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Cedarwood core GPA

CSV column name: cv_cedarwood_core_gpa_4

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Chestnut GPA

CSV column name: cv_chestnut_gpa_4

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Chestnut high school GPA

CSV column name: cv_chestnut_high_school_gpa_4

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Elmtree core GPA

CSV column name: cv_elmtree_core_gpa_4

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Grassfield GPA

CSV column name: cv_grassfield_gpa_100

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Grassfield math GPA

CSV column name: cv_grassfield_math_gpa_100

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Grassfield science GPA

CSV column name: cv_grassfield_science_gpa_100

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Lychee GPA

CSV column name: cv_lychee_gpa_100

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Lychee five point rule GPA

CSV column name: cv_lychee_five_point_rule_gpa_100

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Lychee six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_lychee_six_semester_gpa_100

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Mapletree core GPA

CSV column name: cv_mapletree_core_gpa_4

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Oaktree core GPA

CSV column name: cv_oaktree_core_gpa_4

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Orangetree GPA

CSV column name: cv_orangetree_gpa_4

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Orangetree academic GPA

CSV column name: cv_orangetree_academic_gpa_4

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Orangetree academic eleventh GPA

CSV column name: cv_orangetree_academic_eleventh_gpa_4

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Orangetree academic ninth GPA

CSV column name: cv_orangetree_academic_ninth_gpa_4

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Orangetree academic tenth GPA

CSV column name: cv_orangetree_academic_tenth_gpa_4

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Orangetree academic twelfth GPA

CSV column name: cv_orangetree_academic_twelfth_gpa_4

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Orangetree high school GPA

CSV column name: cv_orangetree_high_school_gpa_4

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Palmtree cumulative six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_palmtree_cumulative_six_semester_gpa_4

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Peachleaf GPA

CSV column name: cv_peachleaf_gpa_4

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Raspberrybush GPA

CSV column name: cv_raspberrybush_gpa_4

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Raspberrybush six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_raspberrybush_six_semester_gpa_4

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Redbud cumulative unweighted GPA

CSV column name: cv_redbud_cumulative_unweighted_gpa_4

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Redbud cumulative unweighted high school GPA

CSV column name: cv_redbud_cumulative_unweighted_high_school_gpa_4

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Sugarmaple academic GPA

CSV column name: cv_sugarmaple_academic_gpa_4

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Sycamore core high school GPA

CSV column name: cv_sycamore_core_high_school_gpa_4

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Walnut core GPA

CSV column name: cv_walnut_core_gpa_4

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Walnut core six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_walnut_core_six_semester_gpa_4

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Walnut cumulative GPA

CSV column name: cv_walnut_cumulative_gpa_4

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Walnut cumulative six semester GPA

CSV column name: cv_walnut_cumulative_six_semester_gpa_4

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GPA component reference

Included courses

Included courses: academic

Academic Course Selection: Includes only core academic courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional academic subjects that form the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to academic subjects only: English/Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and World Languages

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced academic courses in subjects like Psychology, Philosophy, or Computer Science when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory academic coursework.

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Included courses: academic_high_school

Academic High-School Course Selection: Includes only core academic courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional academic subjects that form the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to academic subjects only: English/Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and World Languages

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced academic courses in subjects like Psychology, Philosophy, or Computer Science when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory academic coursework.

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Included courses: academic_six_semester

Academic Six-Semester Course Selection: Includes only core academic courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional academic subjects that form the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to academic subjects only: English/Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and World Languages

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced academic courses in subjects like Psychology, Philosophy, or Computer Science when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory academic coursework.

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Included courses: completed

Completed Course Selection: Includes only courses that have been completed and have final grades recorded.

This selector filters courses to include only those with actual completion status, excluding courses that are currently in progress, dropped, or otherwise incomplete. It serves as a foundational filter to ensure GPA calculations are based only on courses with definitive academic outcomes.

  1. Include completed courses only: Courses marked as finished with recorded final grades

  2. Exclude in-progress courses: Current semester courses without final grades

  3. Exclude dropped courses: Courses that were started but not completed

  4. Exclude incomplete courses: Courses with pending or missing grade information

Result: A selection of courses with definitive academic outcomes, providing a reliable foundation for GPA calculations based on actual completed coursework.

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Included courses: cumulative

Cumulative Course Selection: Includes all completed courses that have gradeable scores for GPA calculation.

This selector identifies courses that can contribute to a numerical GPA by filtering for courses with measurable academic performance. It serves as the foundation for other more specific course selection methods.

  1. Include courses with letter grades (A+, A, A-, B+, B, etc.) that can be converted to numerical values

  2. Include courses with percentage grades (0-100%) that represent quantitative performance

  3. Include courses with scaled point grades that provide numerical assessment

  4. Exclude courses with pass/fail grades only, as these cannot be converted to numerical GPA values

Result: The broadest selection of academically assessable courses, representing the student's complete gradeable academic record.

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Included courses: cumulative_high_school

Cumulative High-School Course Selection: Includes all completed courses that have gradeable scores for GPA calculation.

This selector identifies courses that can contribute to a numerical GPA by filtering for courses with measurable academic performance. It serves as the foundation for other more specific course selection methods.

  1. Include courses with letter grades (A+, A, A-, B+, B, etc.) that can be converted to numerical values

  2. Include courses with percentage grades (0-100%) that represent quantitative performance

  3. Include courses with scaled point grades that provide numerical assessment

  4. Exclude courses with pass/fail grades only, as these cannot be converted to numerical GPA values

Result: The broadest selection of academically assessable courses, representing the student’s complete gradeable academic record.

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Included courses: cumulative_six_semester

Cumulative Six-Semester Course Selection: Includes all completed courses that have gradeable scores for GPA calculation.

This selector identifies courses that can contribute to a numerical GPA by filtering for courses with measurable academic performance. It serves as the foundation for other more specific course selection methods.

  1. Include courses with letter grades (A+, A, A-, B+, B, etc.) that can be converted to numerical values

  2. Include courses with percentage grades (0-100%) that represent quantitative performance

  3. Include courses with scaled point grades that provide numerical assessment

  4. Exclude courses with pass/fail grades only, as these cannot be converted to numerical GPA values

Result: The broadest selection of academically assessable courses, representing the student’s complete gradeable academic record.

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Included courses: english_six_semester

English Six-Semester Course Selection: Includes only English/Language Arts courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional English/Language Arts coursework that forms the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to English/Language Arts subjects only: English, Literature, Composition, Language, and other English/Language Arts disciplines

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced English/Language Arts courses in subjects like AP English Literature, IB English SL, or AP Language and Composition when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory English/Language Arts coursework.

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Included courses: foreign_language_six_semester

Foreign Language Six-Semester Course Selection: Includes only World/Foreign Language courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional World/Foreign Language coursework that forms the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to World/Foreign Language subjects only: Spanish, French, German, Latin, Chinese, Japanese, and other world languages

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced World/Foreign Language courses in subjects like AP Spanish, IB French, or AP Chinese when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory World/Foreign Language coursework.

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Included courses: grade_year

Grade-Year Course Selection: Includes only courses taken in a specified grade year.

This selector filters courses based on the academic year they were taken, allowing for targeted GPA calculations for specific grade levels. It is useful for analyzing academic performance within a particular year of high school.

  1. Select courses with matching grade year: Only include courses that correspond to the specified grade year (e.g., 9th grade, 10th grade, etc.)

  2. Include all course types: Both academic and non-academic courses are included as long as they match the grade year

  3. Exclude courses without grade year information: Courses lacking grade year data are not included to ensure accuracy

  4. Include completed and incomplete courses: Both finished and in-progress courses from the specified grade year are considered

Result: A selection of courses taken during the specified grade year, providing a focused view of academic performance for that particular time period.

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Included courses: incomplete

Incomplete Course Selection: Includes only courses that have not been completed.

This selector filters courses to include only those without completion status, such as courses that are currently in progress, dropped, or otherwise incomplete. It serves as the complement to the completed course selector.

  1. Include incomplete courses only: Courses marked as not finished or without recorded final grades

  2. Include in-progress courses: Current semester courses without final grades

  3. Include dropped courses: Courses that were started but not completed

  4. Include courses with pending grades: Courses with missing or pending grade information

  5. Exclude completed courses: Courses marked as finished with recorded final grades

Result: A selection of courses without definitive academic outcomes, useful for tracking academic progress and identifying courses that need attention.

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Included courses: math_cumulative

Math Cumulative Course Selection: Includes only mathematics courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional mathematics coursework that forms the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to mathematics subjects only: Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Statistics, and other mathematical disciplines

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced mathematics courses in subjects like AP Calculus, IB Math HL, or AP Statistics when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory mathematics coursework.

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Included courses: math_six_semester

Math Six-Semester Course Selection: Includes only mathematics courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional mathematics coursework that forms the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to mathematics subjects only: Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Statistics, and other mathematical disciplines

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced mathematics courses in subjects like AP Calculus, IB Math HL, or AP Statistics when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory mathematics coursework.

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Included courses: merged

Merged Course Selection: Combines duplicate courses with the same name and grade year into single course entries.

This selector handles cases where students have multiple course entries for the same class (such as semester splits or repeated courses) by merging them into consolidated course records. It preserves academic integrity while providing cleaner course lists.

  1. Group courses by name and grade year: Courses with identical names in the same academic year are candidates for merging

  2. Preserve courses with missing grade years: Courses without grade year information are not merged to avoid incorrect combinations

  3. For completed courses: Combine total credits and select the highest/best grade achieved

  4. For incomplete courses: Keep one representative course per unique name/year combination

  5. For mixed completed/incomplete: Merge only the completed courses, ignore incomplete duplicates

Result: A consolidated course list with merged duplicate entries, combining credits and preserving the best academic outcomes while maintaining accurate course representation.

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Included courses: pass_grades

Pass Course Selection: Includes only completed courses with a ‘pass’ grade.

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Included courses: peachleaf

Peachleaf Course Selection: A hybrid approach that includes academic courses plus all AP/IB courses regardless of subject classification.

This selector recognizes that Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate courses represent college-level rigor and should be included in GPA calculations even when they fall outside traditional academic categories.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Include all academic courses (core subjects like English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, World Languages)

  3. Also include AP courses regardless of subject area (including AP Art, AP Music Theory, etc.)

  4. Also include all IB courses at any level (Standard Level, Higher Level, or Unknown Level)

  5. Exclude other non-academic courses that are not AP or IB designated

Result: Academic courses plus any Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate coursework, providing recognition for advanced course rigor across all subject areas.

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Included courses: science_cumulative

Science Cumulative Course Selection: Includes only Science courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional Science coursework that forms the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to Science subjects only: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Environmental Science, and other Science disciplines

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced Science courses in subjects like AP Biology, IB Physics, or AP Chemistry when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory Science coursework.

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Included courses: science_six_semester

Science Six-Semester Course Selection: Includes only Science courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional Science coursework that forms the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to Science subjects only: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Environmental Science, and other Science disciplines

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced Science courses in subjects like AP Biology, IB Physics, or AP Chemistry when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory Science coursework.

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Included courses: social_studies_six_semester

Social Studies Six-Semester Course Selection: Includes only Social Studies courses that count toward cumulative GPA calculation.

This selector focuses on traditional Social Studies coursework that forms the foundation of college preparatory education, excluding non-academic electives and practical courses.

  1. Start with cumulative courses (all courses with gradeable scores)

  2. Filter to Social Studies subjects only: History, Government, Economics, Geography, Psychology, Sociology, and other Social Studies disciplines

  3. Exclude non-academic courses: Physical Education, Health, Study Hall, Driver’s Education, and practical electives

  4. Include academic-level electives: Advanced Social Studies courses in subjects like AP US History, IB History, or AP Government when classified as academic

Result: A focused selection representing the student’s performance in traditional college-preparatory Social Studies coursework.

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GPA calculation: Formulas

GPA formula: Grassfield

Grassfield GPA Calculator: A specialized percentage-based calculator with unique Honors/AP credit bonuses.

This calculator uses a percentage-based approach but adds a unique bonus system that awards additional credits for Honors and AP courses rather than grade point bonuses.

  1. Convert grades to percentages: Letter grades use specific mappings (A+ = 100%, A = 97%, etc.), scaled points converted using formula (55.9 + points × 11)

  2. Calculate weighted percentage average: Multiply each course percentage by credit hours, sum all values, divide by total credits

  3. Count Honors/AP courses: Identify courses marked as Honors or Advanced Placement difficulty

  4. Apply Honors/AP bonus: Add 0.333 credits per Honors/AP course to the base percentage average

Result: A percentage-based GPA (typically 60-100+) that rewards both academic performance and advanced course participation.

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GPA formula: Lychee five point rule

Lychee Five-Point Rule Calculator: A specialized calculator that compares recalculated GPA with transcript-reported GPAs using a 5-point tolerance rule.

This calculator implements an admissions policy where the final GPA is determined by comparing the recalculated academic GPA against the original transcript’s weighted and unweighted GPAs, selecting the highest value within a 5-point tolerance.

  1. Calculate recalculated GPA: Use the standard percentage-based calculator on academic courses to get a baseline 100-point scale GPA

  2. Convert transcript GPAs: Convert any 4.0-scale transcript GPAs to 100-point scale for comparison

  3. Apply 5-point rule: Compare transcript weighted and unweighted GPAs against the recalculated GPA

  4. Select highest qualifying GPA: Choose the highest GPA among transcript weighted, transcript unweighted, and recalculated, provided it’s within 5 points of the recalculated GPA and higher than it

  5. Fallback to recalculated: If no transcript GPA qualifies, use the recalculated GPA

Result: A percentage-based GPA (0-100) that favors the student by using the highest qualifying GPA while maintaining academic integrity through the 5-point tolerance rule.

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GPA formula: Peachleaf

Peachleaf GPA Calculator: A specialized calculator using course-based averaging with AP/IB bonuses and a unique grading scale.

This calculator treats each course equally (no credit weighting) and uses a specialized 13-level grading scale with bonuses only for AP and IB courses.

  1. Convert grades to percentages: Letter grades mapped to specific values (A+ = 98%, A = 95%, F = 55%), with floor rounding applied

  2. Convert percentages to quality points: Use specialized scale (94+ = 4.0, 90-93 = 3.7, 87-89 = 3.3, etc.) with 13 grade levels

  3. Apply AP/IB bonuses: Add +1.0 quality point for Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate courses only

  4. Calculate simple average: Sum all quality points and divide by number of courses (not credit-weighted)

Result: A 4.0+ scale GPA that treats each course equally while rewarding AP/IB participation with bonus points.

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GPA formula: Percent

Percentage-Based GPA Calculator: Calculates GPA on a 0-100 percentage scale using weighted averages.

This calculator converts all grades to percentages and applies difficulty modifiers to account for advanced coursework, then calculates a weighted average based on credit hours.

  1. Convert all grades to percentages: Letter grades use a configured mapping (e.g., A = 95%, B = 85%), percentage grades remain as-is

  2. Apply difficulty modifiers: Add bonus points for advanced courses (e.g., +5 points for AP courses) based on configuration

  3. Weight by credit hours: Multiply each course’s adjusted percentage by its credit value

  4. Calculate weighted average: Sum all weighted percentages and divide by total credits

Result: A GPA expressed as a percentage (0-100), where higher percentages indicate better academic performance.

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GPA formula: Points

Points-Based GPA Calculator: Calculates GPA on a traditional 0-4.0 scale following College Board standards.

This calculator follows the standard College Board methodology for converting grades to a 4.0 scale, with configurable difficulty bonuses for advanced courses.

  1. Convert all grades to 4.0 scale: Letter grades use configured point mappings (e.g., A = 4.0, B = 3.0), percentage grades use floor mappings (e.g., 90-100% = 4.0)

  2. Apply difficulty modifiers: Add bonus points for advanced courses (e.g., +1.0 for AP, +0.5 for Honors) based on configuration

  3. Weight by credit hours: Multiply each course’s adjusted point value by its credit hours

  4. Calculate weighted average: Sum all weighted points and divide by total credits

Result: A GPA on the standard 4.0 scale, with potential for values above 4.0 due to weighted courses.

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Grade mappings & course weightings

Course specific weightings (percent): difficulty_modifier_percent_mapping_1

Difficulty level

Modifier

normal

0

accelerated or gifted

5

Honors

5

AP

10

college-level

10

IB

10

IB (standard level)

10

IB (higher level)

10

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Course specific weightings (percent): difficulty_modifier_percent_mapping_unweighted_1

Difficulty level

Modifier

normal

0

accelerated or gifted

0

Honors

0

AP

0

college-level

0

IB

0

IB (standard level)

0

IB (higher level)

0

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Course specific weightings (points): difficulty_modifier_points_mapping_1

Difficulty level

Modifier

normal

0.0

accelerated or gifted

0.5

Honors

0.5

AP

1.0

college-level

1.0

IB

1.0

IB (standard level)

1.0

IB (higher level)

1.0

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Course specific weightings (points): difficulty_modifier_points_mapping_2

Difficulty level

Modifier

normal

0.0

accelerated or gifted

0.5

Honors

0.5

AP

0.5

college-level

0.5

IB

0.5

IB (standard level)

0.5

IB (higher level)

0.5

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Course specific weightings (points): difficulty_modifier_points_mapping_3

Difficulty level

Modifier

normal

0.0

accelerated or gifted

0.0

Honors

1.0

AP

1.0

college-level

1.0

IB

0.0

IB (standard level)

0.0

IB (higher level)

0.0

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Course specific weightings (points): difficulty_modifier_points_mapping_4

Difficulty level

Modifier

normal

0.0

accelerated or gifted

0.0

Honors

0.5

AP

1.0

college-level

1.0

IB

1.0

IB (standard level)

0.5

IB (higher level)

1.0

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Course specific weightings (points): difficulty_modifier_points_mapping_5

Difficulty level

Modifier

normal

0.0

accelerated or gifted

0.0

Honors

0.0

AP

0.5

college-level

0.0

IB

0.5

IB (standard level)

0.5

IB (higher level)

0.5

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Course specific weightings (points): difficulty_modifier_points_mapping_unweighted_1

Difficulty level

Modifier

normal

0.0

accelerated or gifted

0.0

Honors

0.0

AP

0.0

college-level

0.0

IB

0.0

IB (standard level)

0.0

IB (higher level)

0.0

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Grade mappings (letter): letter_grade_percent_mapping_1

Letter grade

Percentage

A+

98

A

95

A-

92

AB

90

B+

88

B

85

B-

82

BC

80

C+

78

C

75

C-

72

CD

70

D+

68

D

65

D-

62

F

60

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Grade mappings (letter): letter_grade_points_mapping_1

Letter grade

Points

A+

4

A

4

A-

4

AB

3.5

B+

3

B

3

B-

3

BC

2.5

C+

2

C

2

C-

2

CD

1.5

D+

1

D

1

D-

1

F

0

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Grade mappings (letter): letter_grade_points_mapping_2

Letter grade

Points

A+

4.3

A

4

A-

4

AB

3.5

B+

3

B

3

B-

3

BC

2.5

C+

2

C

2

C-

2

CD

1.5

D+

1

D

1

D-

1

F

0

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Grade mappings (letter): letter_grade_points_mapping_3

Letter grade

Points

A+

4.3

A

4

A-

3.7

AB

3.5

B+

3.3

B

3

B-

2.7

BC

2.5

C+

2.3

C

2

C-

1.7

CD

1.5

D+

1.3

D

1

D-

0.7

F

0

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Grade mappings (letter): letter_grade_points_mapping_4

Letter grade

Points

A+

4

A

4

A-

3.667

AB

3.5

B+

3.333

B

3

B-

2.667

BC

2.5

C+

2.333

C

2

C-

1.667

CD

1.5

D+

1.333

D

1

D-

0.667

F

0

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Grade mappings (letter): letter_grade_points_mapping_5

Letter grade

Points

A+

4

A

4

A-

3.67

AB

3.5

B+

3.33

B

3

B-

2.67

BC

2.5

C+

2.33

C

2

C-

1.67

CD

1.5

D+

1.33

D

1

D-

1

F

0

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Grade mappings (percentage): percent_grade_floor_points_mapping_1

Percentage floor

Points

90

4.0

80

3.0

70

2.0

60

1.0

0

0.0

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Grade mappings (percentage): percent_grade_floor_points_mapping_2

Percentage floor

Points

90

4.0

80

3.0

70

2.0

65

1.0

0

0.0

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Grade mappings (percentage): percent_grade_floor_points_mapping_3

Percentage floor

Points

97

4.3

90

4.0

80

3.0

70

2.0

65

1.0

0

0.0

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Grade mappings (percentage): percent_grade_floor_points_mapping_4

Percentage floor

Points

97

4.3

93

4.0

90

3.7

87

3.3

83

3.0

80

2.7

77

2.3

73

2.0

70

1.7

67

1.3

63

1.0

60

0.7

0

0.0

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Grade mappings (percentage): percent_grade_floor_points_mapping_5

Percentage floor

Points

99

4.3

97

4.2

95

4.1

93

4.0

90

3.7

86

3.3

83

3.0

80

2.7

76

2.3

73

2.0

70

1.7

66

1.3

63

1.0

60

0.7

59

0.0

0

0.0

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Grade mappings (percentage): percent_grade_floor_points_mapping_6

Percentage floor

Points

99

4.3

97

4.2

96

4.1

94

4.0

85

3.0

76

2.0

68

1.1

65

0.7

64

0.0

0

0.0

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Grade mappings (percentage): percent_grade_floor_points_mapping_7

Percentage floor

Points

100

4.3

99

4.2

98

4.1

96

4.0

88

3.0

80

2.0

73

1.0

70

0.7

69

0.0

0

0.0

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Grade mappings (percentage): percent_grade_floor_points_mapping_8

Percentage floor

Points

100

4.3

99

4.2

98

4.0

90

3.0

82

2.0

79

1.7

77

1.3

75

1.0

74

0.0

0

0.0

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Grade mappings (percentage): percent_grade_floor_points_mapping_9

Percentage floor

Points

93

4.0

90

3.67

87

3.33

83

3.0

80

2.67

77

2.33

73

2.0

70

1.67

67

1.33

63

1.0

0

0.0

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