Standing
Academic standing calculators
These tools answer a different question from the rest of the site. A grade calculator tells you where one course stands. These tell you where your record stands — whether you are still clearing the thresholds your financial aid is renewed against, and what a decision like repeating a course or electing pass/fail actually does to the transcript underneath.
Every one of them turns on a rule your school publishes and most students never look up. Schools set different completion rates, disagree completely about which attempt at a repeated course counts, and disagree again about what happens when a pass/fail course isn't passed. So each rule is an input here, with real cited institutions beside it — never a default we picked for you.
The three tests a school runs before it renews your financial aid — GPA, completion rate and the credit cap — each checked against your own school's published thresholds, and what it takes to get back over the line.
Open tool →Grade Replacement CalculatorWhat repeating a course actually does to your GPA, under each of the three rules a school can use — every attempt counted, the better one, or the most recent. Including the grade the retake has to beat before it gains you anything.
Open tool →Pass/Fail CalculatorThe GPA you'd carry taking a course for a letter grade, against the one a P leaves you with — on your school's own pass threshold, and its own rule for an attempt that misses it. Including the grade the letter has to beat.
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