Europe Grade Equivalencies
These guidelines have been developed based on information provided by the partner institutions and by professional credential evaluation organizations. This should be taken as a guide rather than an absolute standard.
AUSTRIA GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Austria | U.S. Equivalency |
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Sehr Gut (Very Good) | A |
Gut (Good) | A |
Befriedigend (Satisfactory) | B |
Genügend (Sufficient) | C |
Nicht Genügend (Insufficient) | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
CZECH REPUBLIC GRADE EQUIVALENCY
University of Economics, Prague | U.S. Equivalency |
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1, Výborne (Excellent) | A |
2, Vel'mi Dobre (Very Good) | B |
3, Dobre (Good) | C |
4, Nevyhovél (Fail) | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
DENMARK GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Denmark | U.S. Equivalency |
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12 | A |
10 | B+ |
7 | B |
4 | C+ |
02 | C |
00 | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
FINLAND GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Finland | U.S. Equivalency |
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5, Excellent | A |
4, Very Good | B+ |
3, Good | B |
2, Satisfactory | C+ |
1, Sufficient | C |
0, Fail | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
FRANCE GRADE EQUIVALENCY
France | U.S. Equivalency |
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14-20 | A |
12-13.9 | B+ |
11-11.9 | B |
10.5-10.9 | B- |
10.1-10.4 | C+ |
10 | C |
9-9.9 | C- |
8-8.9 | D |
0-7.9 | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
GERMANY GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Germany | Germany | U.S. Equivalency |
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1-1.5 | Sehr Gut (Very Good) | A |
1.6-2.5 | Gut (Good) | A |
2.6-3.5 | Befriedigend (Satisfactory) | B |
3.6-4.0 | Ausreichend (Sufficient) | C |
4.1-6 | Nicht Ausreichend (Insufficient) | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
ICELAND GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Iceland | U.S. Equivalent |
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7.25-10 | A |
6-7.24 | B |
5-5.99 | C |
0-4.99 | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
IRELAND GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Ireland | U.S. Equivalency |
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70-100 | A |
66-69 | A- |
62-65 | B+ |
50-61 | B |
45-49 | B- |
40-44 | C |
0-39 | F |
ITALY GRADE EQUIVALENCY
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
MALTA GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Malta | U.S. Equivalency |
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First Class Honours | A |
Second Class Honours, Upper Division | A-/B+ |
Second Class Honours, Lower Division | B |
Third Class Honours | B- |
Pass | C |
NETHERLANDS GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Netherlands | U.S. equivalency |
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8.0 - 10.0 | A+ |
7.0 - 7.75 | B |
6.0 - 6.75 | C |
5.0 - 5.75 | * |
0-4.75 | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
---|---|---|
A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
POLAND GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Poland | U.S. Equivalency |
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5, Bardzo Dobry (Very Good) | A |
4+, Dobry Plus (Fairly Good) | B+ |
4, Dobry (Good) | B |
3+, Dostateczny Plus (Satisfactory Plus) | C+ |
3, Dostateczny (Satisfactory) | C |
2, Niedostateczny (Failure) | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
---|---|---|
A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
PORTUGAL GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Portugal | U.S. Equivalency |
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15-20 | A |
12-14 | B |
10-11 | C |
0-9 | F |
SPAIN GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Spain | Spain Nota | U.S. Equivalency |
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Matricula de Honor (with Honors) or Sobresaliente (Outstanding) | 9-10 | A |
8-8.9 | A- | |
Notable (Notable) | 7-7.9 | B+ |
6-6.9 | B | |
Aprobado (Pass) | 5.5-5.9 | B- |
5.0-5.4 | C | |
Suspenso (Failure) | 4.9 and below | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
SWEDEN GRADE EQUIVALENCY
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
SWITZERLAND GRADE EQUIVALENCY
Switzerland | Switzerland | Switzerland | U.S. Equivalency |
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7-10 | 5.5-6 | 1.5-1 | A |
6 | 4.5-5.4 | 2.5-1.6 | B |
5 | 4.0-4.4 | 3.0-2.6 | C |
0-4 | 0.0-3.9 | Above 3 | F |
European Credit Transfer System
NOTE: The ECTS system has been developed as a part of the intra-European exchange system to allow European students to transfer credits taken in another European country to their home university. Because this system is standardized throughout Europe, many institutions now issue transcripts for all exchange students (even those from non-European countries) using ECTS grades and credits, or showing both the local grade and credit system and the ECTS system.ECTS | Description | U.S. Equivalency |
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A | EXCELLENT - outstanding performance with only minor errors | A |
B | VERY GOOD - above the average standard but with some errors | B+ |
C | GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors | B |
D | SATISFACTORY- fair but with significant shortcomings | C |
E | SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria | C |
FX | FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded | F |
F | FAIL - considerable further work is required | F |
UNITED KINGDOM GRADE EQUIVALENCY
UK | UK | U.S. Equivalency |
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70-100 | First Class Honours | A |
65-69 | Second Class Honours, Upper Division | A- |
60-64 | Second Class Honours, Upper Division | B+ |
50-59 | Second Class Honours, Lower Division | B |
45-49 | Third Class Honours | C+ |
40-44 | Pass | C |
0-39 | F |