Ithaca College GPA Calculator

Grades of P (Pass), I (Incomplete), S (Satisfactory), W (Withdrawal), and NGS (No Grade Submitted) are not counted in the GPA — only the twelve lettered A through F grades carry quality points. The GPA is truncated, not rounded.

Ithaca also offers a Satisfactory/D/Fail (S/D/F) option in select courses: a grade of C- or better is recorded as S and excluded from the GPA, while a grade of D+, D, D-, or F is recorded and counted into the GPA as usual. Each undergraduate may elect S/D/F in no more than four courses toward their degree, one per semester, and may rescind the election for a regular letter grade until the end of the 10th week of classes.

A non-repeatable course may be repeated only once. If the original grade was D+ or lower, only the higher of the two grades counts toward the cumulative GPA; if the original grade was above D+, both attempts are averaged into the cumulative GPA. Credit toward graduation is granted only once regardless. This policy applies only to courses completed before the degree is conferred — the cumulative GPA is not adjusted for courses repeated afterward.

Repeatable courses (per the individual course description) may be taken multiple times for credit up to a stated limit; retaking beyond that limit falls back to the non-repeatable rules above.