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University of Notre Dame GPA Calculator

Calculate your GPA at University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame) in Notre Dame, IN, using its grading scale. Add your courses, grades, and credit hours below.

Also written ND.

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3.63

GPA across 10 credits

University of Notre Dame grading scale

Notre Dame uses .33/.67 increments (A− = 3.667); no A+ is awarded, and there is only a plain D (no D+ or D−).

Letter gradeGrade points
A+4.0
A4.0
A-3.67
B+3.33
B3.0
B-2.67
C+2.33
C2.0
C-1.67
D+1.33
D1.0
D-0.67
F0.0

How to calculate your Notre Dame GPA

  1. Enter each course and choose the letter grade you earned.
  2. Add the credit hours for each course.
  3. Your credit-weighted GPA updates instantly above.

Academic policies at Notre Dame

Graduating with honors

HonorBasisMinimum GPA
Summa cum laudeTop 5% within your college
Magna cum laudeTop 15%
Cum laudeTop 30%

Notre Dame sets Latin honors by GPA percentile within each undergraduate college, recalculated every February by the Registrar, with January, May, and August graduates in the same calendar year using the same cutoffs. Students who entered before Fall 2001 used fixed thresholds of 3.400, 3.600, and 3.800 — a legacy system that no longer applies.

Dean's List

Notre Dame calls this Dean's Honors, a semester-based recognition separate from Latin honors. Each college sets its own GPA cutoff annually, targeting roughly the top 30% of that college's students based on the prior year's grades, and you need at least 12 graded credit hours to be eligible.

Good academic standing

You need a cumulative GPA of at least 2.00 to stay in good academic standing. Beyond your first semester you need at least a 2.000 semester GPA, with first-semester first-years held to a lower 1.850. Missing it once means Academic Warning, missing it again means Academic Probation. You are dismissed after two consecutive or three total warning semesters, or immediately if any semester average falls below 1.000.

Repeating a course

Notre Dame only lets you repeat a course you failed, or with your dean's approval one you earned a D in — you cannot retake a course passed with a C− or better just to replace the grade. When you do repeat, both grades count in your GPA and only one attempt counts toward your degree.

Pass/fail grades and your GPA

The Pass/Fail option only opens up the summer after your sophomore year. You can take one such course per semester, up to four total, and only outside your declared major or minor. It cannot be used for core or college requirements, and once elected it is irreversible. An A through D becomes a P with no GPA effect; an F still counts against you.

Sources

The grading scale and policies above were checked against University of Notre Dame's own published policies on July 28, 2026:

Policies change. If you spot something out of date, tell usand we'll correct it.

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Frequently asked questions

How is GPA calculated at Notre Dame?

Each letter grade maps to grade points on University of Notre Dame's scale (4.0 scale, thirds (A− = 3.67, B+ = 3.33)). Multiply each course's grade points by its credit hours, sum them, and divide by total credits.

What is the maximum GPA at Notre Dame?

The maximum GPA is 4.0 on this scale.

Can you retake a course to raise your GPA at Notre Dame?

Notre Dame only lets you repeat a course you failed, or with your dean's approval one you earned a D in — you cannot retake a course passed with a C− or better just to replace the grade. When you do repeat, both grades count in your GPA and only one attempt counts toward your degree.

Is this the official calculator?

No — this is a free study tool. Always confirm your GPA against University of Notre Dame's official registrar or student portal.

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