Question 1

What is QPI at Ateneo?

Accepted Answer

QPI means Quality Point Index. At Ateneo, it is a weighted average where each counted course grade has a QPI equivalent and each course is weighted by its number of units.

Question 2

What is the QPI formula?

Accepted Answer

The QPI formula is: total quality points divided by total counted units. Quality points are calculated by multiplying each course's QPI equivalent by its units.

Question 3

How do I calculate my semestral QPI?

Accepted Answer

Use only the counted courses for that semester, multiply each grade's QPI equivalent by its units, add the quality points, then divide by that semester's counted units.

Question 4

How do I calculate cumulative QPI?

Accepted Answer

Cumulative QPI uses all counted courses you have taken so far. It is still weighted by units, so a 3-unit course affects your QPI more than a 1-unit course.

Question 5

What is the Ateneo QPI grade scale?

Accepted Answer

The calculator uses A = 4.0, B+ = 3.5, B = 3.0, C+ = 2.5, C = 2.0, D = 1.0, and F = 0.0 for QPI estimates.

Question 6

What QPI do I need for Dean's List?

Accepted Answer

Semestral honors are computed on one semester's QPI, not your cumulative QPI. First Honors are awarded for a semestral QPI of 3.70 and above. Second Honors are awarded for a semestral QPI of 3.35 or above but lower than 3.70.

Question 7

What QPI do I need for Latin honors at Ateneo?

Accepted Answer

Latin honors are computed once, at graduation, on your cumulative QPI: Summa Cum Laude at 3.87 to 4.00, Magna Cum Laude at 3.70 to 3.86, and Cum Laude at 3.50 to 3.69. Ateneo also confers Honorable Mention at 3.35 to 3.49. The calculator shows the tier your entered grades currently stand at, which is a projection rather than a conferral.

Question 8

What is the difference between Dean's List and Latin honors?

Accepted Answer

Dean's List is semestral: it looks at one semester's QPI and is awarded every semester. Latin honors are cumulative and awarded only on graduation. A cumulative QPI of 3.80 is not First Honors — it is Magna Cum Laude standing.

Question 9

Does PE count in Ateneo QPI?

Accepted Answer

PE handling can depend on the context you are checking. This calculator includes an Include PE toggle so you can compare QPI with or without PE units.

Question 10

Does NSTP count in QPI?

Accepted Answer

NSTP is excluded from counted QPI units in this calculator. This keeps the estimate focused on courses that affect the weighted QPI.

Question 11

Can I import my grades from AISIS?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Copy your grades table from AISIS, paste it into the import tool, and the calculator will fill in the grades and units it can read.

Question 12

Can I check QPI by year or semester?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The calculator can show cumulative QPI, year QPI, and semester QPI. You can also export a transparent QPI story card for sharing.

Question 13

Can I convert QPI to GWA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The QPI/GWA converter gives a quick estimate between Ateneo QPI and a GWA-style scale for comparison, but official records should still be checked with your school system.

Question 14

Is qpi.alexi.life official?

Accepted Answer

No. qpi.alexi.life is an independent student tool by Alexi Canamo. Use it for planning, then verify final records with AISIS or official Ateneo sources.

Your QPI, in about fifteen seconds.