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GPA Calculator

Add courses, letter grades, credits, and whether each course counts toward GPA. Choose a reference grade scale, optionally enter your current cumulative GPA and completed credits, then review semester GPA, quality points, projected cumulative GPA, grade mix, and a target-GPA what-if estimate.

Grade scale

Current cumulative GPA (optional)

Previously completed graded credits

Target what-if

Target cumulative GPA

Future graded credits

Enter current cumulative GPA and credits to estimate the future average needed.

Course	Grade	Credits	Grade points	Quality points	Included

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Match the gradebook model before trusting the target

Separate question-count tests, pure points, weighted categories, final-exam weighting and GPA scales. Then reconcile the calculator with the syllabus rule actually used by the class.

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How to use this GPA Calculator

Add each course, choose a letter grade, enter graded credits, and choose whether the row counts toward this GPA calculation. Select a reference grade-point scale. If you already have a cumulative GPA, enter it with previously completed graded credits to project the updated cumulative GPA. Optional target fields estimate the average GPA needed across a future credit block.

Semester and cumulative GPA

Grade-scale and transcript limits

GPA policies vary by school. Plus/minus values, A+ treatment, repeats, withdrawals, pass/fail courses, transfer credits, honors/AP weighting, rounding, and academic-standing rules may differ. The included scales are reference models, not official transcript policy. Use the grade points and credits published by your institution for consequential decisions.