What is the GPA level to pass college?

There's no universal GPA required to pass college. Colleges don't typically have a minimum GPA to *pass* a single course or to *graduate*. Instead, they set minimum GPA requirements for *graduation*, which vary widely by institution. These minimum GPAs are usually around 2.0 (a C average) but can be higher at some schools. Failing to meet the minimum GPA requirement for graduation means you won't receive your degree, even if you've completed all required courses.

To clarify:

* Passing individual courses: Each course has its own passing grade (e.g., a C or higher). Failure in one or more courses might lead to academic probation, but not necessarily immediate expulsion.

* Graduation: A minimum cumulative GPA is necessary to graduate. This requirement is institution-specific.

* Maintaining good standing: Colleges typically have standards for maintaining academic good standing (e.g., a minimum GPA and progress towards graduation). Failure to meet these can lead to probation or dismissal.

Always check your college's specific catalog or student handbook for their requirements.