Your high school grade point average is calculated on all a-g courses completed after grade 9.

Here is a simple way to calculate your high school grade point average.

• Using the chart below, enter the count of each grade you have earned in a-g courses completed after grade 9. For example, if you have earned 4 As so far in a-g courses taken after grade 9 then enter 4 in the box next to the "A." Continue to enter counts of all your grades earned in a-g coursework. Ignore pluses and minuses in the grade (i.e., B+ should be considered a B).
• If you have taken any approved honors, AP, or IB classes in the 10th, 11th, or 12th grades, then enter the count of honors course grades you have earned that are C or better. The maximum number of honors courses you can use is eight semesters. No more than two approved honors level courses taken in the tenth grade may be given extra points. Do not enter any count for the honors courses with grades of D or below. Enter 1 for each semester of approved honors work up to a maximum count of 8.
• After you enter your counts, click on the "Calculate" button.
• Once you know your high school grade point average you can calculate your eligibility index.

Honors Courses

The CSU assigns extra points for up to eight semesters of approved honors level and advanced placement courses taken in the last three years of high school: A=5 points, B=4 points, C=3 points. No more than two approved honors level courses taken in the tenth grade may be given extra points. Extra points cannot be earned for honors or Advanced Placement courses where the grade of D was received.

In order to be an "approved honors level course," that course must be identified as honors level on your official high school a-g course list. You can find your school's course list at www.ucop.edu/doorways/.

Important notice: The calculated GPA returned is based on your input. It is not an official grade point average. Campuses may calculate your grade point average differently based upon your official high school transcript.