Using Grossmont College's Grading Scheme

Grossmont College Grading System

Verified against the university’s official grading policy catalog.gcccd.edu — the grade table below is the one the institution publishes. Verified Aug 2026.

Grade Scale Reference

See grade values & mark ranges
Grade GPA Value
A 4.00
A+ 4.00
A- 3.70
B+ 3.30
B 3.00
B- 2.70
C+ 2.30
C 2.00
D 1.00
F 0.00

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Grossmont College grading scheme — grade and GPA value
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GPA Results

Semester GPA
on a 0.00 - 4.00 scale
0.00 4.00
0 credits

Performance Summary

Course Details

Course Credits Grade Grade Value Points
Total Credits: 0 Total Points: 0.00
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How Grossmont College Calculates GPA

Grade point average is computed by dividing total grade points earned by total units attempted. A handful of symbols are never counted in this calculation: P, NP, W, EW (Excused Withdrawal), MW (Military Withdrawal), I (Incomplete), IP (In Progress), and RD (Report Delayed) are all excluded from GPA math, even though W, NP, and I are still used to determine progress-alert and disqualification status.

Source: Grossmont College Academic Policies, 2026-2027 catalog, "Grade Point Average" and "Grading System and Notations" sections. — verified Aug 2026

Academic Renewal and Course Repetition

Academic renewal lets a student petition to exclude substandard coursework (D, F, or NP grades only) from their GPA calculation once at least one year has passed and the student has since achieved a 2.5 GPA in 12 units or a 2.0 GPA in 18 units. Up to 30 semester units of D/F work can be alleviated this way; the courses stay on the transcript but drop out of the GPA computation.

A course with a substandard final grade (D, F, or NP) may generally be repeated, and when it is, only the last grade earned counts toward GPA — the earlier attempt is annotated and removed from the cumulative GPA total, though it remains visible on the transcript.

Source: Grossmont College Academic Policies, 2026-2027 catalog, "Academic Renewal" and "Repetition of Courses" sections. — verified Aug 2026

Probation and Dismissal

A student who has attempted at least 12 semester units and whose cumulative GPA falls below 2.0 is placed on academic probation; a student is removed from probation once the cumulative GPA climbs back to 2.0. A separate lack-of-progress probation applies when 50% or more of a student's cumulative units are W, I, or NP.

A student already on academic probation is academically dismissed if their semester GPA also falls below 2.0; a student on lack-of-progress probation is dismissed if 50% or more of that semester's units are again W, I, or NP.

Source: Grossmont College Academic Policies, 2026-2027 catalog, "Probation" and "Dismissal" sections. — verified Aug 2026

Honors Recognition

Students carrying 12 or more units in which letter grades are earned (Pass grades don't count toward the total) and maintaining a 3.5 or higher GPA are placed on the Vice President's List; a 4.0 GPA earns a place on the President's List. Part-time students can qualify for the Vice President's List by completing 12 units across an academic year (fall and spring combined) at a 3.5 GPA or higher. Students who earn a 3.5 or higher GPA on all degree-applicable work attempted graduate with honors.

Source: Grossmont College Academic Policies, 2026-2027 catalog, "Vice President's List and President's List" and "Graduation With Honors" sections. — verified Aug 2026

Frequently asked questions

Can I save my semesters and track my CGPA at Grossmont College?
Yes. After you calculate a semester's GPA, click "Save as semester" to add it to the built-in CGPA tracker, which then computes your cumulative GPA across every saved semester using the standard weighted formula (Σ SGPA × credits ÷ Σ credits). You can save semesters by course (full breakdown) or quick-add a past semester with just the SGPA and credit hours. Locking, renaming, and deleting saved semesters are all supported, and the tracker shows a running CGPA plus a trend arrow versus your previous semester.
How do I convert SGPA to CGPA at Grossmont College?
Your CGPA is the credit-weighted average of every semester's SGPA. The formula is: CGPA = (SGPA₁ × credits₁ + SGPA₂ × credits₂ + … + SGPAₙ × creditsₙ) ÷ (credits₁ + credits₂ + … + creditsₙ). On this page, add each semester to the CGPA tracker (either by course or as a quick SGPA + credit-hours entry) and the calculator runs the conversion for you on every save, edit, and delete — no manual arithmetic required.
Can I add past semester GPAs without entering every course?
Yes. On the My CGPA Tracker tab, click "Add semester" and choose the quick-add option. You enter just the SGPA and the credit hours for that semester — no course-by-course breakdown required. It works as a GPA calculator with previous semesters support, or as a GPA calculator without course details when you only remember the SGPA from your transcript. Quick-added and course-by-course semesters can be mixed freely; both contribute to your CGPA using the same credit-weighted formula.
Is my CGPA tracker data sent to your servers?
No. Your saved semesters are stored locally in your browser only — nothing is transmitted to GPAWise. A "Clear all tracker data" button is always available on the tracker tab to wipe the data on demand.
Is this Grossmont College GPA calculator free?
Yes — GPAWise is completely free to use. There's no signup, no paywall, and your inputs stay in your browser.

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