AS-Level Grade Calculator & Converter

🗓️ Published: June 1, 2025

🧮 AS-Level Grade Calculator & Converter – Decode Your British Grades with Confidence

If you’re navigating the Cambridge International AS-Level curriculum, you already know it’s no walk in the park.

You’ve got rigorous papers, timed assessments, mark schemes tighter than a drum… and then the results come in:

“Grade B in Biology.”
Cool. But… what does that mean in GPA? In percentages? In college admissions?

The answer? It depends — unless you’re using the AS-Level Grade Calculator & Converter.

This tool does the math for you. No spreadsheets. No guesswork. Just a clean, instant conversion from your AS-Level grades to U.S.-style GPA, letter grades, and percent scores.

🎯 What Are AS-Levels?

AS-Level (Advanced Subsidiary Level) is typically:

• Taken in Grade 11 / Year 12

• Represents half of an A-Level

• Still externally assessed and globally recognized

It’s often used for:

• University admissions

• Credit towards full A-Levels

• Predicted grades

• Or even standalone qualifications

But the biggest challenge? Converting your grade into international formats — especially the U.S. GPA system.

📘 AS-Level Grades at a Glance

Sounds simple enough — but when you’re applying to U.S. or Canadian colleges, those letters need to become GPA points.

🔁 AS-Level to GPA Conversion (Standard)

Here’s the widely accepted U.S. GPA equivalent for AS-Level grades:

💡 Note: Some universities may treat AS-Level as half credit compared to A-Level — our tool factors that in!

📲 How the AS-Level Grade Calculator & Converter Works

1. Visit the AS-Level Grade Converter

2. Enter your subject name(s) and AS grades

3. Choose how you want to view results:

   • U.S. GPA (4.0 scale)

   • Letter grade

   • Percentage estimate

4. Click Convert

🚀 Instantly get:

• GPA equivalents per subject

• Cumulative GPA average

• Percent score mapping

• Bonus: Convert back from GPA to predicted AS-Level grade

💥 Real Story: This Helped Me Get Into a U.S. University (True Talk)

A student from India I worked with had AS grades of A, B, and C — and no clue what that meant for the Common App.

With the converter, we calculated a GPA of 3.33, added it to their transcript as a supplemental note, and BOOM — they got accepted to a competitive California state university.

Moral of the story?
Your grades are stronger than you think — you just need the right conversion.

💡 When to Use the Converter

• 🧑‍🎓 Applying to U.S., Canadian, or international universities

• 📋 Filling out Common App, UCAS + U.S. GPA sections

• 💬 Talking to your college counselor about course strategy

• 📝 Writing your academic profile in personal statements

• 🎓 Converting predicted grades for early admissions

🧩 Pro Tips for AS-Level Students

• Use the converter early in the year to set GPA goals

• Plan your A-Level strategy around where your AS grades are strongest

• Combine this tool with our A-Level GPA Converter if you’re doing full qualifications

• If you’re applying to U.S. schools, always include both your original grades and GPA equivalents

TL;DR – Don’t Let Your AS Grades Get Lost in Translation

You’ve put in the work. Your AS-Level grades deserve to be seen for what they are: academic achievements that hold weight around the world.

Use the AS-Level Grade Calculator & Converter to unlock clarity, boost your applications, and show universities your full potential.

🎯 British grading, meet global recognition.

✍️ About the Author

RevisionTown Team
We’re on a mission to make global grading systems speak the same language. Our tools help international students calculate, convert, and crush their academic goals without drowning in spreadsheets. Visit RevisionTown.com for more conversion tools, GPA planners, and student hacks that actually make sense.