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Harvard University GPA Calculator MA

Calculate your Harvard University GPA with the exact grade-point scale published by the registrar — 12 grades, verified against the official page.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How is GPA calculated at Harvard University?

    Harvard University uses a 4-point scale: GPA = Σ(grade points × credits) ÷ Σ(credits), weighted across all graded courses. At Harvard University, failing work is recorded as E (counted as 0 grade points), not F.

    Does Harvard University have an A+?

    There is no A+ at Harvard University; the top of the scale is an A at 4.

    What is a failing grade at Harvard University?

    A grade of E earns 0 grade points and drags the GPA down exactly like an F — at this school the failing mark on transcripts is "E". Pass/Fail and transfer credits are handled separately by the registrar and are not part of this published scale.

    Where does this grade scale come from?

    The scale is published by the Harvard University registrar (official source, fetched 2026-10-21).