Grades
Grade calculators
Every question in this group starts from the same table: the one on page one of your syllabus that says what each part of the course is worth. Homework 20%. Midterm 25%. Final 40%. Once those numbers are in, the rest is arithmetic.
These tools do that arithmetic with the working left in — each weight you enter shows up in the answer, so you can see which score moved your grade and by how much, instead of taking one number on faith.
Enter your syllabus weights and the scores you've had back. See your grade right now and the exact score the work that's left has to average.
Open tool →Weighted Grade CalculatorYour course grade weighted the way the syllabus weights it, with each component's contribution itemized. Takes marks as percentages or as they were handed back — 17/20.
Open tool →Points-Based Grade CalculatorFor a syllabus that counts in points, not percentages. Add up what you've earned, see the two percentages your gradebook can show you, and how many of the points left each letter costs.
Open tool →Test Grade CalculatorHow many questions the test had and how many you got wrong. See the percentage, the letter it earns on your course's own cut-offs, and how many questions each letter costs.
Open tool →Semester Grade CalculatorYour quarter grades against your school's own weighting. See the semester grade you're carrying, how far the final exam can still move it, and what each letter would take.
Open tool →Grade Curve CalculatorYour raw score under all four documented curve methods at once — flat addition, scaling to the top score, the square-root curve, and a mean-and-spread fit. Because which one your instructor used isn't written anywhere.
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