Fayetteville CGPA Calculator

Calculate your cumulative GPA based on the University of Arkansas grading system

CGPA Calculator

Enter your course details to calculate your current or projected GPA

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What is the UA CGPA Calculator?

The UA CGPA Calculator is a specialized tool designed for University of Arkansas, Fayetteville students to calculate their Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). This calculator uses the official UA grading scale to provide accurate GPA calculations based on your course grades and credit hours.

This tool helps UA students plan their academic journey, set goals, and understand how different grades will impact their overall GPA.

Why Use Our CGPA Calculator?

UA-Specific

Our calculator uses the official University of Arkansas grading system, ensuring accurate results tailored to UA students.

Plan Your Semester

Experiment with different grade scenarios to see how they would affect your GPA and set realistic academic goals.

Free & Easy to Use

Get accurate GPA calculations completely free with our user-friendly interface.

How to Use the CGPA Calculator

  1. Enter your course information including course name, credit hours, and expected or actual grade
  2. Add more courses using the "+ Add Another Course" button until all your courses are included
  3. Click "Calculate GPA" to see your cumulative GPA
  4. Adjust grades to see how different outcomes would affect your GPA
  5. Use the results to plan your study strategy and set academic goals

University of Arkansas Grading System

The University of Arkansas uses a standard 4.0 grading scale. Here's how letter grades correspond to grade points:

Letter Grade Grade Points Percentage Range
A 4.00 90-100%
A- 3.67 87-89%
B+ 3.33 84-86%
B 3.00 80-83%
B- 2.67 77-79%
C+ 2.33 74-76%
C 2.00 70-73%
C- 1.67 67-69%
D+ 1.33 64-66%
D 1.00 60-63%
F 0.00 Below 60%

Frequently Asked Questions

How is GPA calculated at the University of Arkansas? +

GPA is calculated by multiplying the grade points for each course by the credit hours for that course, summing these values, and then dividing by the total credit hours attempted.

Formula: GPA = Σ (Grade Points × Credit Hours) / Σ Credit Hours

What is the difference between CGPA and GPA? +

GPA (Grade Point Average) typically refers to the average for a single semester, while CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) refers to the overall average across all semesters at the university.

How can I improve my CGPA? +

To improve your CGPA:

  • Focus on earning higher grades in future courses
  • Retake courses where you received low grades (UA replaces the grade when you repeat a course)
  • Balance your course load with a mix of challenging and manageable courses
  • Seek academic support through tutoring and professor office hours
What is a good CGPA at the University of Arkansas? +

While "good" is subjective, generally:

  • 3.5+ is considered excellent (Dean's List)
  • 3.0-3.49 is good
  • 2.5-2.99 is average
  • Below 2.0 may place you on academic probation

Some programs and scholarships have specific GPA requirements.

Does the University of Arkansas use plus/minus grades? +

Yes, the University of Arkansas uses a plus/minus grading system for most courses. Each letter grade corresponds to a specific grade point value as shown in the grading scale table above.