SAT To GPA Converter

SAT To GPA converter to estimate your GPA from an SAT score (typically out of 1600, or older formats out of 2400). This page explains how the SAT to GPA conversion works, what “SAT percent” means, and how to interpret results on different scales like 4.0, 5.0, 7.0, and 10.0.

Target GPA scale (max)

Your SAT & target GPA scale

SAT total score SAT maximum Most recent SAT exams are out of 1600. Older formats were sometimes out of 2400.

SAT as percentage

90.63%

Approximate GPA (selected scale)

3.63

Scale max

4.00

SAT

1,450 / 1,600

SAT percent

90.63%

This SAT score is in a very strong range and corresponds to a high GPA on most scales.

GPA on common international scales

Scale max	Approx. GPA	Comment
US 4.0	3.63 / 4	Matches selected scale
5.0 scale	4.53 / 5
7.0 scale	6.34 / 7
10.0 scale	9.06 / 10

Summary

Your SAT score converts to a high GPA range and may be competitive for many selective programmes (subject to local policies).

How SAT To GPA conversion is calculated

The converter first calculates your SAT percentage: (SAT score ÷ SAT max) × 100. Then it converts the percentage into GPA using: (SAT percent ÷ 100) × GPA scale.

Example

If you scored 1450 out of 1600, your SAT percent is about 90.63%. On a 4.0 scale, that’s roughly 3.63. On a 10.0 scale, it’s roughly 9.06.

This approach keeps the tool consistent across different SAT maximums (1600 vs 2400) and different GPA systems. If you are trying to compare multiple academic measures, you may also want to use related converters like the GPA to CGPA Converter or GPA to Letter Grade Converter.

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Disclaimer: This SAT-to-GPA mapping is a simplified conversion based on percentage scaling. Always confirm official admission or evaluation rules from your university, scholarship body, or credential service.