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Princeton University GPA Calculator

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Latin honors at Princeton University

Latin honors at Princeton University are determined by department rather than centrally, so the requirement depends on your major. Some departments set a GPA threshold, others require a thesis, comprehensive examination, or faculty recommendation — GPA alone may not be sufficient or even the primary criterion.

Check with your department directly rather than relying on a university-wide number. The variation between departments at schools using this model is wide enough that a GPA earning honors in one major may not in another.

Standing, honors lists, and retakes

On repeated courses: unknown

One detail specific to this school

Princeton determines Latin honors department-by-department rather than off a single university GPA cutoff — professors weigh course rigor and other factors, not GPA alone, and Princeton has no traditional undergraduate Dean's List

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

Frequently Asked Questions

If I retake a course at Princeton University, does the old grade still count?
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How accurate is this calculator for my transcript?
Close, for ordinary cases. The calculation follows Princeton 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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