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BYU GPA Calculator: Cumulative & Science GPA Tool (Official Scale)

Accurately calculate your BYU GPA including plus/minus grades. For Provo, BYU-Idaho, and BYU Pathway students.

Interactive BYU GPA Calculator

Enter your courses, credits, and letter grades. Check “Science” to include the course in your science GPA (pre-med, pre-dental, etc.). Uses BYU’s official 4.0 plus/minus scale.

Overall GPA
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Total Credits
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Science GPA
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Science Credits
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Grade points: A=4.0, A-=3.7, B+=3.3, B=3.0, B-=2.7, C+=2.3, C=2.0, C-=1.7, D+=1.3, D=1.0, D-=0.7, E/F=0.0. Based on BYU official grading.

BYU Official Grade Scale (2026)

Letter GradeGrade PointsPercentage Range (typical)
A4.093-100%
A-3.790-92%
B+3.387-89%
B3.083-86%
B-2.780-82%
C+2.377-79%
C2.073-76%
C-1.770-72%
D+1.367-69%
D1.063-66%
D-0.760-62%
E (Fail)0.0<60%

How to Calculate Science GPA at BYU

For pre-health students (medicine, dentistry, PA), BYU calculates a science GPA that includes Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Math courses (BCPM). Use the “Science” checkbox in our calculator to filter those courses. AMCAS and AACOMAS also consider repeated courses. Our tool helps you track both cumulative and science GPA simultaneously, which is essential for medical school applications in 2026.

BYU GPA Policies & Exclusive Insights

Grade Replacement
If you retake a course, only the most recent grade is calculated in GPA (for up to 12 credits). Original remains on transcript but excluded. Our calculator simulates current GPA, not historical forgiveness — check with One Stop.
Science GPA & Health Programs
BYU Pre-Professional Advising recommends a 3.5+ science GPA for competitive med school applicants. Use our science filter to stay on track.
One Stop Official Tool
BYU’s official GPA estimator is available at onestop.byu.edu — but our interactive tool adds science GPA and what-if flexibility.

How to Calculate Your BYU GPA (Step-by-Step)

  1. List every course (including withdrawals? only graded A-E count, W not included).
  2. Enter credit hours (e.g., 3 for typical lecture).
  3. Select letter grade based on BYU’s plus/minus system.
  4. Mark “Science” for BCPM subjects (Biology, Chem, Physics, Math).
  5. Click Calculate GPA — overall and science GPA appear instantly.
  6. Use “Add course” to include future/planned courses for what-if GPA scenarios.

2026 Academic Update: BYU GPA Trends

Starting 2026, BYU continues plus/minus grading. For high school GPA conversion (admissions), BYU uses weighted core GPA. Current students: track both major and cumulative GPA. Our calculator matches the official “byu one stop gpa calculator” method but adds science GPA segmentation.

Frequently Asked Questions – BYU GPA

How does BYU calculate GPA with plus/minus?
BYU uses standard 4.0 scale: A=4.0, A-=3.7, B+=3.3, B=3.0, B-=2.7, C+=2.3, C=2.0, C-=1.7, D+=1.3, D=1.0, D-=0.7, E=0.0. Multiply grade points × credits, sum points / total credits.
Is BYU Idaho GPA calculator the same as BYU Provo?
Yes, BYU-Idaho uses identical plus/minus grading and 4.0 scale, so this calculator works perfectly for BYU-Idaho students as well.
What is a good science GPA at BYU for med school?
Most US medical schools expect a 3.5+ science GPA. Use our science GPA toggle to monitor BCPM courses separately.
Does BYU include ‘P’ (pass) or ‘W’ in GPA?
No. Only grades A through E impact your GPA. Pass/fail courses and withdrawals do not affect GPA calculation.
How can I raise my BYU GPA quickly?
Retake low-grade courses (grade replacement policy), focus on high-credit courses, and aim for A-/A in future semesters. Our what-if feature helps plan.
Where can I find my official BYU GPA?
Log into my.byu.edu → Student Home → Grades or view unofficial transcript. Use One Stop GPA estimator for verification.

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Important Disclaimer

TotalCalcHub’s BYU GPA calculator is an unofficial estimation tool. While it matches BYU’s published grading scale, always verify your official GPA via my.byu.edu or BYU One Stop. This tool does not replace academic advising. Science GPA is defined based on common BCPM courses; confirm with pre-health advisors.