Percentage-mapped scale
Percentage-mapped scale: what registrars actually print
Most American registrars publish a letter and a grade point and no percentage, because the percentage is set course by course. The institutions below publish the mapping themselves.
- median printed B+ grade point
- 3.3167
- printed B+ grade points, lowest to highest
- 3.3 to 3.3333
- institutions listed for Percentage-mapped scale
- 2
Printed figures for Percentage-mapped scale
| Institution | B+ grade points | Guide | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Toronto | 3.3 grade points | What to look for | registrar.utoronto.ca | September 2026 |
| University of Cincinnati | 3.333 grade points | What to look for | uc.edu | September 2026 |
An institution is listed for this family only where its own live registrar page for it answered on the day of the read; the figure beside it is the one it prints, not one this index computed.
Converting honestly
A published mapping applies to that institution's transcripts and to nobody else's.
A cumulative grade point average cannot be converted back into a single percentage: the information was lost at the letter.
For an application abroad, the receiving institution's own stated conversion is the one that counts.
Cite or embed this figure
The printed B+ grade point in Percentage-mapped scale was 3.3167 in read 2026-09-10, across 2 institutions recorded in GPA Grade Compare Institution Grading Scale Index.
Cite as: "GPA Grade Compare Institution Grading Scale Index: Percentage-mapped scale", updated 2026-09-10, https://gpagradecompare.com/scales/percentage-mapped-scale/.
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