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General U of T Guide (Effective September 1998)

  Undergraduate Grade Scale Graduate Grade Scale
Grade Meanings Refined Letter Grade Scale Numerical Scale of Marks Grade Point Value Truncated Letter Grade Scale Numerical Scale of Marks
Excellent A +
A
A -		 90-100%
85-89%
80-84%		 4.0
4.0
3.7		 A +
A
A -		 90-100%
85-89%
80-84%
Good B+
B
B- 		77-79%
73-76%
70-72%		 3.3
3.0
2.7		 B+
B
B- 		77-79%
73-76%
70-72%
Adequate C+
C
C-		 67-69%
63-66%
60-62%		 2.3
2.0
1.7		    
Marginal D+
D
D-		 57-59%
53-56%
50-52%		 1.3
1.0
0.7		    
Inadequate F 0-49% 0.0 FZ 0-69%

Approved grade scales that are outside the standard system:

H (Honours), P (Pass), FL (Failure)

  • In cases where the FL grade is used in calculating grade point averages, the symbol "FL %" is used and a grade point value of 0.0 is assigned.

CR (Credit), NCR (No Credit)

  • In cases where the NCR grade is used in calculating grade point averages, the symbol "NC %" is used and a grade point value of 0.0 is assigned.

Other Symbols and Notations:

ADD Additional course, taken for credit. Included in grade point averages.
Note: the following symbols are not used in calculating grade point averages.
AEG Aegrotat standing granted on the basis of term work and medical or similar evidence. Course credit granted.
DNW Did not write/did not attend/did little work.
EXT Extra course, not for credit.
GWR Grade withheld pending review.
INC Incomplete.
IPR In progress.
(IPR will also appear if the course has not yet started or the course has finished but an approved grade is not yet available.)
LWD Late withdrawal without academic penalty.
NGA No grade available.
SDF Standing deferred on the basis of incomplete course work or because of medical or similar reasons.
WDR Withdrawn without academic penalty.
XMP Exemption granted on the basis of credit for work done elsewhere. Course credit granted.
Candidacy Achieved A student who has completed all program requirements for the PhD degree exclusive of thesis research will be considered a candidate in the School of Graduate Studies.

Averages Information

The following types of averages may appear:

GPA Grade Point Average *
ACCA GPA on the Academic Activity Component of the Bachelor of Physical Health and Education
CICA GPA on the Curriculum and Instruction Component of the Bachelor of Education and Diploma in Technical Education
FNCA GPA on Foundations Component of the Bachelor of Education and Diploma in Technical Education
PACA GPA on the Physical Activity Component of the Bachelor of Physical Health and Education
PERS Percentage Average
ACCUM. AVG Accumulated Average

* for CTEP programs, the GPA does not include performance in B.Ed. courses

Awards Information

Academic awards information is not listed on University of Toronto transcripts.

Academic Sessions

Fall Session (September to December)
Winter Session (January to April)
Summer Session (May to August)

Course Credits

A course with a weight of 1.00 equals 6 semester hours.

Course Average

Course average is shown for undergraduate courses with a size of 12 or more and is expressed as a letter grade corresponding to the refined letter grade scale. The symbol "*" is used to indicate an undergraduate course with fewer than 12 students. A "blank" is used to indicate that a course average has not been calculated.

Additional Information

  • Faculty of Law
    • The Faculty of Law reports only letter grades for each subject and for the overall standing. The overall standing may be: A (Honours), B or C.

  • Faculty of Medicine
    • Credits earned is not applicable for the Doctor of Medicine program.

  • Faculty of Music
    • Cumulative GPA includes courses completed since September 1998 only; for previous results, refer to additional transcript information attached.

  • Faculty of Medicine, Occupational Therapy
    • The passing grade is D for physiology only and 60% in all other courses.

  • Faculty of Medicine, Physical Therapy
    • The passing grade is 60%.

  • Faculty of Physical Education and Health
    • Cumulative averages include courses completed since September 1998 only; for previous results, refer to additional transcript information attached.

  • The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto
    • On July 1, 1996, the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education and the Faculty of Education, University of Toronto, including the Institute of Child Study Laboratory School and the University of Toronto Schools, were integrated to form a new University of Toronto faculty of education called the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto (OISE/UT).