Ateneo QPI Calculator
A calculator built for Ateneo de Manila University students, using the standard 4.0-scale QPI formula. Enter your courses, units, and grades to get an instant Ateneo QPI estimate with a full breakdown.
This is an independent, unofficial tool — it isn't affiliated with Ateneo de Manila University. Always confirm your official QPI through AISIS or your registrar.
Your Ateneo Courses
How the Ateneo QPI Calculation Works
The same weighted-average formula used across Ateneo's QPI scale.
List your subjects
Add every subject from your Ateneo course load for the term or year you're calculating.
Match grades to units
Select each grade and enter the exact unit value from your official course listing.
Get your QPI
Calculate to see your weighted QPI along with total units and quality points.
Example Calculation
| Subject | Grade | Units | Quality Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Philosophy of the Human Person | A- (3.7) | 3 | 11.1 |
| Managerial Economics | B+ (3.5) | 3 | 10.5 |
| Theology 11 | A (4.0) | 3 | 12.0 |
Calculation
(11.1 + 10.5 + 12.0) ÷ (3 + 3 + 3) = 33.6 ÷ 9
Result
3.73
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Frequently Asked Questions
What grading scale does Ateneo use?
Ateneo de Manila University uses a 4.0-point QPI scale, similar to the general calculator on this site. Always confirm exact grade-to-point cutoffs against your official Ateneo course syllabus or student handbook, since departments can vary.
Is this calculator officially affiliated with Ateneo de Manila University?
No. This is an independent, unofficial tool built to help Ateneo students estimate their QPI. For your official record, always refer to AISIS or your registrar.
Can I use this to check if I qualify for honors?
You can use it to estimate your QPI, but exact honors requirements are set by Ateneo's official academic policies. See our Ateneo Honors QPI page for a general explanation, and confirm specifics with your school.
How is the Ateneo QPI calculation different from the general calculator?
The underlying math is identical — Σ(grade point × units) ÷ Σ(units). This page simply gives that same calculator Ateneo-specific framing, examples, and links.