Eastern New Mexico University (ENMU) GPA Calculator

Only the letter grades A, B, C, D, and F carry grade points and count toward the ENMU GPA. The GPA is the total grade points earned divided by the total credit hours attempted in those graded courses. Grades of I, S, U, W, CRE, and NC earn no grade points and are excluded from the GPA.

A course may be repeated to replace a grade. All enrollments and grades stay on the transcript, but only the highest grade earned is used to calculate the GPA and to determine degree-requirement completion.

• Academic Warning — applies to first-time freshmen with fewer than 17 earned credit hours whose GPA falls below 2.00. Students must complete an academic intervention program; if the cumulative and semester GPAs aren't raised above 2.00 the next term, the student moves to probation.
• Academic Probation — applies to students with an ENMU institutional GPA below 2.00. A student remains on probation until both cumulative and semester GPAs reach at least 2.00, or until suspended.
• Academic Suspension — applies after a semester GPA below 2.00 while already on probation. The first suspension bars enrollment for one regular semester, the second for one calendar year, and a third bars enrollment from the University for five years.

An institutional GPA of 2.00 or above (on the 4.00 scale) is required to graduate from Eastern New Mexico University. Students who fall below good academic standing may be placed on warning, probation, or suspension before that floor is reached.

ENMU recognizes Academic Honors at the end of each regular semester for students who complete at least 15 hours of coursework (audit and repeated hours don't count) with a semester GPA between 3.25 and 4.00.

Graduation Honors (baccalaureate degrees only) are awarded on the overall GPA prior to a student's final enrollment:

ENMU awards credit toward a degree for AP, CLEP, DSST, and IB exam scores, for military service, and through a limited ACT/SAT credit-by-examination program that maps qualifying English and Math sub-scores to specific ENMU courses. Credit sources must be mutually exclusive — the same subject area can't be credited twice through different exam types.

Combined credit from any mix of exam-by-examination routes (ACT/SAT, AP, CLEP, DSST, course challenging) is capped at 30 credit hours for an A.A./A.S. degree, or 45 credit hours for any bachelor's degree.