Audit your collegiate academic standing with institutional precision using RiazHub’s 100% in-browser Universal Academic Progress Tracker and Title IV SAP Audit Studio. Calculate cumulative and term GPAs on Standard 4.0 (+/-) and 4.33 honors scales using AACRAO Quality Points (QP) mechanics. Safeguard your federal financial aid (Pell Grants & Direct Loans) by auditing your Title IV completion pace against statutory 67% thresholds (34 CFR 668.34) and tracking the 150% maximum timeframe ceiling. Reverse-engineer the exact future GPA required across remaining degree credits to graduate with Latin Honors (Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude, Summa Cum Laude). Features dynamic multi-semester ledgers, course repeat forgiveness rules, real-time HTML5 trajectory canvases, and an instant 1200×630 shareable academic dossier card generator operating completely client-side with zero external API calls or server data transmission.
Universal Academic Progress Tracker & Title IV SAP Studio
Institutional-grade academic telemetry operating 100% in-browser. Audit cumulative GPA, track Title IV Satisfactory Academic Progress (67% Pace rule), reverse-forecast Latin Honors thresholds, and generate verified academic dossier cards.
📖 Institutional Grading Guides, SAP Regulations & Methodology
Course Quality Points = Credit Hours × Grade Points
For example, earning an A (4.0) in a 4-credit Organic Chemistry course yields 16.0 Quality Points, whereas earning an A in a 1-credit laboratory contributes only 4.0 Quality Points. Cumulative GPA is computed by dividing total accumulated quality points by the total GPA-bearing credit hours. Non-punitive grades such as Withdrawn (W) or Incomplete (I) are excluded from the GPA denominator.
- Completion Pace (Quantitative Standard): A student must complete at least 67.0% of all cumulative credit hours attempted. Pace = (Earned Credits ÷ Attempted Credits) × 100.
- Maximum Timeframe (150% Ceiling): A student cannot exceed 150% of the published credit requirements for their academic credential (e.g., 180 attempted credits for a standard 120-credit Bachelor of Science).
- Grade Replacement (Forgiveness): The subsequent attempt replaces the earlier attempt in the cumulative GPA calculation. The earlier grade remains on the transcript with an [R] notation, but its quality points are purged from the cumulative GPA.
- Grade Averaging: Both attempts remain in the GPA calculation, doubling the credit burden.
- Title IV Note: Even if a grade is forgiven institutional-wise, all prior attempts typically still count toward Title IV SAP attempted credits.