University of Pennsylvania GPA Calculator
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How grades convert to points here
University of Pennsylvania recognizes plus/minus, but an A+ is worth 4.00 rather than 4.33. That asymmetry matters at the top of the scale — you can lose points for an A- but cannot gain them back with an A+.
Latin honors at University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania awards Latin honors against fixed GPA cutoffs: 3.4 for cum laude, 3.6 for magna cum laude, and 3.8 for summa cum laude.
The advantage of published cutoffs is that the goal is knowable in advance. At a percentile school the bar floats with the graduating class; here it does not, so you can calculate exactly what you need across your remaining courses.
Standing, honors lists, and retakes
Good academic standing at University of Pennsylvania 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.
On repeated courses: A student may not repeat a course already passed with a D or better; repeats are generally only for failed courses.
The part students usually miss
Penn eliminated the Dean's List entirely starting fall 2023 (previously required a combined 3.7 GPA across fall/spring); students with a probation-or-greater academic-integrity or conduct sanction are ineligible for Latin honors regardless of GPA.
Grading policy compiled from University of Pennsylvania's registrar and academic catalog. Policies change; the registrar is authoritative. See our methodology.