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Florida Gateway College (FGC)

United States

Florida Gateway College (FGC) is a respected institution in the United States. The university utilizes a Letter (A..F), Percentage (0..100), Points (0..4.0) grading system.

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Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU)

United States

Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) is a prestigious institution in the United States known for its academic excellence and diverse programs. The university offers a comprehensive 4.0-based grading system that effectively evaluates student performance across various disciplines.

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Florida Institute of Technology (FIT)

United States

Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) is a respected institution in the United States. The university utilizes a Letter (A..F), Percentage (0..100), 4.0 Scale (0..4.0) grading system.

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Florida International University (FIU)

United States

Florida International University (FIU) is a prestigious institution in the United States known for its academic excellence and diverse programs. The university offers a comprehensive 4.0-based grading system that effectively evaluates student performance across various disciplines.

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Florida National University (FNU)

United States

Florida National University (FNU) is a respected institution in the United States. The university utilizes a Letter (A..F), Numerical (0..100), Points (0..4.0) grading system.

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Florida SouthWestern State College (FSW)

United States

Florida SouthWestern State College (FSW) is a prestigious institution in the United States known for its academic excellence and diverse programs. The university offers a comprehensive 4.0-based grading system that effectively evaluates student performance across various disciplines.

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Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ)

United States

Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) is a prestigious institution in the United States known for its academic excellence and diverse programs. The university offers a comprehensive 4.0-based grading system that effectively evaluates student performance across various disciplines.

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Florida State University (FSU)

United States

Florida State University is a public research university in Tallahassee, Florida. Founded in 1851, it is known for its programs in business, film, and music. The university has over 43,000 students and is recognized for its strong athletics programs, research facilities including the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, and vibrant campus culture.

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Florida Technical College

United States

Florida Technical College is a respected institution in the United States. The university utilizes a Letter (A..F), Percentage (0..100), Points (0..4.0) grading system.

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Folsom Lake College

United States

Folsom Lake College is a prestigious institution in the United States known for its academic excellence and diverse programs. The university offers a comprehensive 4.0-based grading system that effectively evaluates student performance across various disciplines.

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Foothill College

United States

Foothill College is a prestigious institution in the United States known for its academic excellence and diverse programs. The university offers a comprehensive 4.0-based grading system that effectively evaluates student performance across various disciplines.

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Fordham University

United States

Fordham University is a private Jesuit research university founded in 1841 with campuses in New York City. Known as the 'Jesuit University of New York,' Fordham combines the academic traditions of the Society of Jesus with the vibrancy of New York City. The university offers strong programs in business, law, education, and social work, with an emphasis on ethics and social justice within its curriculum.

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Grading systems used at United States universities

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universities use the letter-grade scale (A = 4.0, B = 3.0, ...)
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universities use the percentage-based scale (graded out of 100)

Each United States university stores its own grading scheme — including any plus/minus subdivisions, custom cut-offs, and scale maxima — so you don’t need to convert anything manually. Pick your university and the calculator applies the correct conversion automatically.

United States GPA Calculator FAQs

Common questions students from United States ask about calculating their GPA with GPAWise.

Which grading scale do United States universities use?
Each United States university in our listing stores its own official grading scheme — most use either the 4.0 letter-grade scale or a percentage-based scale, with each institution's exact cut-offs and grade-point values stored individually. Pick your university and the calculator applies the correct conversion automatically.
What is considered a good GPA at United States universities?
A competitive GPA varies by institution and program. Most United States graduate-school applications expect at least a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or the equivalent percentage), with top programs often requiring 3.5+. Treat the figure GPAWise calculates as a planning estimate — your registrar may apply rounding or special-credit rules slightly differently.
Is GPAWise free for students in United States?
Yes. GPAWise is completely free, with no signup, no email, and no ads. Your inputs stay in your browser, scoped to this site, for 60 days from your last visit — they're never sent to a server unless you choose to submit feedback.
How accurate is the GPA calculation for United States institutions?
For the courses and credits you enter, the calculator applies each United States university's official grading scheme so the result matches what your transcript will show. Differences usually come from special credits (audit, withdraw, transfer credits) or rounding rules your registrar may apply differently.
Can I see what GPA I need next semester to hit a target?
Yes — every per-university page on GPAWise has a Target GPA calculator (linked from the regular calculator's result card) that tells you the average grade you'd need across your remaining credits to reach a goal. It uses the same institution-specific grading scheme.