GPA
GPA calculators
A GPA is one more weighted average, and credits are the weights. A 4-credit course counts four times as much as a 1-credit one, which is why a term of good grades in small courses moves the number less than it feels like it should.
These tools do that arithmetic on the scale your school actually publishes — an A− is worth 3.7 at one institution and an A+ is worth 4.3 at another — and show every quality point behind the answer, so you can see which course moved your average and by how much.
This term's courses, credits and grades against the GPA you already have. See your new cumulative GPA, and how far one term actually moves it.
Open tool →High School GPA CalculatorYour courses, your grades, and which ones were honors or AP. See both GPAs at once — unweighted out of 4.0, and weighted on your own district's bonus rule rather than a guessed one.
Open tool →Grade Scale ConverterOne grade, three readings: a percentage, a letter, and what it's worth on a 4.0 scale. Read against four published university scales at once, because no standard conversion exists.
Open tool →Target GPA CalculatorThe GPA you want, against the credits you've already banked. See what the credits ahead have to average — and, when that's off the top of the scale, how many credits it really takes.
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