Education
Calculate semester, cumulative, and target GPA with credit weighting, honors bonuses, and AP course weighting.
Calculation mode
Average the courses in one term.
Course inputs
Add each course, choose its letter grade and credits, then compare unweighted and weighted GPA results.
The estimate uses a 4.0 unweighted scale. Honors adds 0.5 and AP adds 1.0 to weighted points, capped at 5.0 per course. School policies vary.
GPA result
Unweighted GPA
3.48
4.0 scale
Weighted GPA
3.64
5.0 scale
Total credits
13
Courses
4
Unweighted quality points
45.3
The 4 courses cover 13 credits. The weighted view is 3.64 after the selected rigor bonuses are included.
Calculates semester unweighted and weighted GPA from course grades and credits, combines a previous record into a cumulative GPA, and reverses a target GPA into the average needed across future credits.
High-school and college students, parents, counselors, and applicants checking a semester GPA or planning how course choices affect an academic average.
Each letter grade becomes grade points, then quality points are multiplied by course credits. Semester mode averages the listed courses. In cumulative mode, add one row for each previous term. Expand a term and enter its courses to calculate that term's exact GPA and quality points directly; summary-only rows can use official quality points or estimate them as GPA × credits. The calculator adds previous and current quality-point totals before dividing by total credits. Target mode solves the average GPA required across future credits. The unweighted result uses a 4.0 scale; the weighted result adds 0.5 for honors and 1.0 for AP courses, capped at 5.0 points per course.
Schools use different grade scales, plus/minus rules, repeated-course policies, and weighting systems. Cumulative and target modes use the unweighted 4.0 scale. Confirm the official policy with your school.
Unweighted GPA uses the regular grade-point scale. Weighted GPA adds a rigor bonus for advanced courses such as honors or AP, depending on the selected convention.
Yes. A course with more credits contributes more quality points than a course with fewer credits.
This estimate adds 1.0 point to an AP course and caps the result at 5.0. Schools can use different policies, so verify your transcript rules.
No. It is a planning estimate. Your school or institution's registrar determines the official GPA.
Add each previous term with its GPA and credits, or expand a term to enter its individual courses. Course details calculate exact quality points from grades and credits. For summary-only rows, official quality points avoid rounding error; otherwise the calculator estimates GPA × credits before combining the historical and current totals.
Enter your current GPA, completed credits, target GPA, and future credits. The calculator solves the average GPA required in those future credits; a value above 4.0 means the target is not reachable on the standard scale.
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Education
Calculate semester, cumulative, and target GPA with credit weighting, honors bonuses, and AP course weighting.
Calculation mode
Average the courses in one term.
Course inputs
Add each course, choose its letter grade and credits, then compare unweighted and weighted GPA results.
The estimate uses a 4.0 unweighted scale. Honors adds 0.5 and AP adds 1.0 to weighted points, capped at 5.0 per course. School policies vary.
GPA result
Unweighted GPA
3.48
4.0 scale
Weighted GPA
3.64
5.0 scale
Total credits
13
Courses
4
Unweighted quality points
45.3
The 4 courses cover 13 credits. The weighted view is 3.64 after the selected rigor bonuses are included.
Calculates semester unweighted and weighted GPA from course grades and credits, combines a previous record into a cumulative GPA, and reverses a target GPA into the average needed across future credits.
High-school and college students, parents, counselors, and applicants checking a semester GPA or planning how course choices affect an academic average.
Each letter grade becomes grade points, then quality points are multiplied by course credits. Semester mode averages the listed courses. In cumulative mode, add one row for each previous term. Expand a term and enter its courses to calculate that term's exact GPA and quality points directly; summary-only rows can use official quality points or estimate them as GPA × credits. The calculator adds previous and current quality-point totals before dividing by total credits. Target mode solves the average GPA required across future credits. The unweighted result uses a 4.0 scale; the weighted result adds 0.5 for honors and 1.0 for AP courses, capped at 5.0 points per course.
Schools use different grade scales, plus/minus rules, repeated-course policies, and weighting systems. Cumulative and target modes use the unweighted 4.0 scale. Confirm the official policy with your school.
Unweighted GPA uses the regular grade-point scale. Weighted GPA adds a rigor bonus for advanced courses such as honors or AP, depending on the selected convention.
Yes. A course with more credits contributes more quality points than a course with fewer credits.
This estimate adds 1.0 point to an AP course and caps the result at 5.0. Schools can use different policies, so verify your transcript rules.
No. It is a planning estimate. Your school or institution's registrar determines the official GPA.
Add each previous term with its GPA and credits, or expand a term to enter its individual courses. Course details calculate exact quality points from grades and credits. For summary-only rows, official quality points avoid rounding error; otherwise the calculator estimates GPA × credits before combining the historical and current totals.
Enter your current GPA, completed credits, target GPA, and future credits. The calculator solves the average GPA required in those future credits; a value above 4.0 means the target is not reachable on the standard scale.
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