GPA Calculator
Weighted GPA from credits and grades.
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What this gpa calculator does
GPA Calculator computes a credit-weighted grade point average on a 4.0 scale. Each course contributes its credit hours multiplied by the grade points, and the total is divided by the sum of credits — so a four-credit course affects the result more than a two-credit one.
The tool includes common plus and minus grades. Institutions differ on whether A+ earns more than 4.0, how repeated courses are treated and whether failed credits remain in the denominator, so use your official transcript for formal decisions.
Why use it
- Estimate a term GPA before results are published.
- See how many credits are pulling the average up or down.
- Test the effect of a grade on a scholarship threshold.
How to use it
- 1Enter a label and credit hours for each course.
- 2Choose the letter grade, which sets the grade points.
- 3Add courses as needed and read the weighted GPA.
Worked examples
Two courses
Input
3 credits at A (4.0) and 4 credits at B+ (3.3)
Output
GPA 3.60 · 7 credits · 25.2 quality points
Equal credits
Input
3 credits at A and 3 credits at C
Output
GPA 3.00
Common mistakes
- Averaging grade points without weighting by credits.
- Assuming every institution uses the same plus/minus values.
- Leaving a repeated course in the calculation when the institution replaces the earlier grade.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a weighted or unweighted GPA?
What about pass/fail courses?
Can I calculate a cumulative GPA?
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