Canadian GPA Calculator
Choose your scale (4.0 or 4.33), add your courses, and calculate your GPA at a Canadian university.
GPA across 10 credits
GPA scales in Canada
Canadian universities are notably inconsistent: the University of Toronto, McGill, and UBC each use their own conversions, and some report GPA on a 4.0 scale while others use 4.33, a 9-point scale, or straight percentages. This calculator covers the two most common 4-point systems — always confirm your school's official conversion.
Frequently asked questions
Do Canadian universities use the same GPA scale?
No — Canada is one of the least standardized. Many schools use a 4.0 scale, some use 4.33 (A+ = 4.3), others use a 9-point scale or percentages. Pick the scale that matches your university.
Which scale should I choose?
Use '4.0' if your school caps an A+ at 4.0, or '4.0 scale, A+ = 4.3' if an A+ is worth more than an A. Check your transcript or registrar to be sure.
How is Canadian GPA calculated?
The same way as elsewhere: convert each grade to points, multiply by the course's credits, add them up, and divide by total credits.