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University of Kansas GPA Calculator

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Standing, honors lists, and retakes

Good academic standing at University of Kansas requires a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0. Falling below it typically triggers academic warning, then probation, with dismissal only after sustained shortfall — the escalation gives time to recover.

University of Kansas sets Dean's List at 3.50 for the term. Most schools also require a minimum credit load of letter-graded courses, so a light semester or a heavy pass/fail load can disqualify an otherwise-strong GPA.

On repeated courses: KU offers true grade replacement: the new grade replaces the original for GPA purposes (both remain visible on the transcript), but students are capped at a maximum of five total course repeats for replacement across their entire KU career.

Worth knowing about University of Kansas

KU caps grade-replacement repeats at exactly five courses total across a student's whole undergraduate career, a specific numeric ceiling most peer schools don't impose.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What GPA do you need to stay in good standing at University of Kansas?
A cumulative 2.0. Dropping below it usually starts with a warning rather than immediate probation, and schools generally allow at least one term to recover before more serious consequences apply.
If I retake a course at University of Kansas, does the old grade still count?
KU offers true grade replacement: the new grade replaces the original for GPA purposes (both remain visible on the transcript), but students are capped at a maximum of five total course repeats for replacement across their entire KU career.
Will this match what my registrar shows?
It should track your official GPA for standard coursework at University of Kansas. Discrepancies usually come from transfer credit, pass/fail courses, or a repeat policy applied to an earlier attempt — all of which the registrar handles and a calculator cannot see.

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