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Latin honors at Middlebury College

Middlebury College awards Latin honors by class rank rather than a fixed GPA. Effective July 2025: Summa Cum Laude to the top 2% of the graduating class, Magna Cum Laude to the top 15%, Cum Laude to the top 30% — replacing the prior fixed-GPA system (formerly >3.90 / >3.75 / >3.50).

A percentile system means the threshold is only known after the class graduates. Published historical cutoffs are the best available guide, but treat them as approximate — grade inflation pushes them up over time, and a strong cohort pushes them up faster.

Standing, honors lists, and retakes

On repeated courses: unknown

Worth knowing about Middlebury College

Middlebury switched from fixed-GPA Latin-honors cutoffs to a percentile-based system in 2025 explicitly to counteract grade inflation, and students found responsible for academic dishonesty are permanently barred from graduation honors.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What GPA do you need for honors at Middlebury College?
There is no fixed number. Effective July 2025: Summa Cum Laude to the top 2% of the graduating class, Magna Cum Laude to the top 15%, Cum Laude to the top 30% — replacing the prior fixed-GPA system (formerly >3.90 / >3.75 / >3.50)., so the qualifying GPA is determined after grades are final and moves from year to year. Historical cutoffs are the best guide available in advance, but treat them as approximate.
If I retake a course at Middlebury College, does the old grade still count?
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Will this match what my registrar shows?
It should track your official GPA for standard coursework at Middlebury College. 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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