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Johns Hopkins University GPA Calculator

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Latin honors at Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins University does not award traditional Latin honors. That reflects a deliberate institutional position rather than an oversight — schools in this group generally argue that ranking students against each other distorts the point of the education.

Standing, honors lists, and retakes

On repeated courses: When a course is repeated, both grades remain on the transcript but only the repeated (most recent) grade is used in GPA calculation; a course cannot be repeated more than once and credit counts only once.

One detail specific to this school

Johns Hopkins does not use traditional Latin honors terms at all — undergraduates instead receive 'General Honors' for a cumulative GPA of 3.50 or better, plus separate Departmental Honors whose standards are set individually by each department.

Grading policy compiled from Johns Hopkins University's registrar and academic catalog. Policies change; the registrar is authoritative. See our methodology.

Frequently Asked Questions

If I retake a course at Johns Hopkins University, does the old grade still count?
When a course is repeated, both grades remain on the transcript but only the repeated (most recent) grade is used in GPA calculation; a course cannot be repeated more than once and credit counts only once.
How accurate is this calculator for my transcript?
Close, for ordinary cases. The calculation follows Johns Hopkins University's documented grade-point values, but transfer credits, repeated-course adjustments, and any department-specific rules can shift the official number. Treat this as an estimate and the transcript as authoritative.

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