RMIT GPA Calculator

• GPA = sum of (credit points × grade point value) ÷ sum of credit points.
• The GPA is rounded to one decimal place (RMIT's example: 108 ÷ 48 = 2.25, rounded up to 2.3).
• A Supplementary Pass (SP) carries 1 grade point; Fail (NN) and a failed mandatory hurdle (NH) carry 0.
• Not included: Pass grade only (PX), withdrawn (WDR), deferred or pending results (DEF, NEX, RNF, SUP, EOT, EQV), credit transfer and exemptions (EX, BX, MX, AL), recognition of prior learning and externally assessed grades (EPG, EFG).
• RMIT reports a Term GPA for a study period and a Cumulative GPA for the program or career to date.
• WAM = sum of (course mark × course credit points) ÷ sum of course credit points over the nominated set of courses; a 24-credit-point course weighs twice as much as a 12-credit-point course.
• In a four-year (embedded) honours program only the designated WAM courses count: advanced, honours-level courses nominated by the program, typically in year three or later. In a one-year honours program every completed course counts.
• RMIT's example rounds the WAM to a whole number: 80.625 is rounded up to 81.
• Honours level: WAM 80 or more = Honours First Class (H1); 70–79 = H2A; 60–69 = H2B; 50–59 = pass; 0–49 means the award is conferred without an honours level.
• A WAM course credited with a letter grade counts as HD 85, DI 75, CR 65, PA 55, SP 50, PX 50, and 0 for the fail grades LWN, NH and NN.
• In a double degree made of two honours degrees a separate WAM is calculated for each component degree after you complete the program.
• The WAM does not replace the GPA: the whole-program GPA stays on the transcript.

Sources: RMIT University, Grade Point Average (GPA) (retrieved 2 Oct 2026); RMIT University, Grades (retrieved 2 Oct 2026); RMIT University, Weighted Average Mark (WAM) (retrieved 2 Oct 2026); RMIT University, Program and Course Weighted Average Mark Procedure (retrieved 2 Oct 2026). Checked against the document on 2 Oct 2026.