GPA Calculator
Calculate your Grade Point Average (GPA) for any semester or your entire academi...Calculate your Grade Point Average (GPA) for any semester or your entire academic career. Support for standard 4.0 scale, weighted grades, and various...
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GPA Calculator Features
Track and plan your academic success
Why Use GPA Calculator?
Multiple GPA Scales
Calculate on 4.0, 4.3, 5.0, or 10.0 scales. Support for weighted GPAs and international grading systems.
Credit Hour Weighting
Weight grades by credit hours for accurate cumulative GPA. A 4-credit A matters more than a 1-credit A.
Goal Planning
See what grades you need to reach your target GPA. Plan your semester strategically for academic success.
Track Progress
Calculate cumulative GPA including past semesters. Watch your academic progress over time.
Common Use Cases
Plan your academic path
Semester Planning
Calculate your expected semester GPA before finals. See how each grade affects your overall standing.
Goal Setting
Determine what grades you need to reach Dean's List, maintain a scholarship, or hit your target GPA.
College Applications
Calculate your GPA for college applications. Convert between different grading scales as needed.
Scholarship Requirements
Track your GPA to maintain scholarship eligibility. Most scholarships require 3.0+ GPA.
How It Works
Select GPA Scale
Choose your school's grading scale. Most US schools use 4.0, some use 4.3 for A+ grades.
Enter Courses
Input each course's letter grade and credit hours. Add as many courses as you're taking.
Add Cumulative (Optional)
Enter your current GPA and total credits to calculate new cumulative GPA after this semester.
Get Your GPA
Click calculate to see your semester GPA, cumulative GPA, and quality points earned.
Pro Tips for GPA Success
Focus on High-Credit Courses
Grades in high-credit courses impact GPA more. Prioritize studying for your 4-credit courses over 1-credit courses.
Start Strong
Early semester GPA is easier to maintain than raise. Getting a 3.5 with 15 credits is easier than raising a 2.5 to 3.5.
Use Pass/Fail Wisely
Consider P/F for challenging electives outside your major. Passing doesn't hurt GPA, but a C would.
Know Your Thresholds
Learn key GPA thresholds: 2.0 (minimum), 3.0 (grad school), 3.5 (Dean's List), 3.9+ (honors). Plan accordingly.
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