These grade and GPA calculators for students each answer one question, so pick the one that matches yours. Each one works right away with no account, and your grades stay in your browser.
Tools
Which tool to use when
Your class adds up points: use the Grade Calculator. Enter each score and its max points. You get your grade as a percent and a letter, and you can test what your next assignment could do.
Your class weights categories: use the Weighted Grade Calculator. When homework, quizzes and exams count differently, a plain average can give the wrong answer. Enter each category's weight and your grade in it.
Your final is coming up: use the Final Grade Calculator. Enter your current grade and the final's weight, and it shows the score you need for every letter.
Your semester grade combines two quarters and a final: use the Semester Grade Calculator. Pick your school's weights, and it gives your semester grade, or the score you need on the final for each letter.
You want your college GPA: use the GPA Calculator. It gives your term and cumulative GPA, and what you need next term to reach a target.
You want your weighted high school GPA: use the Weighted GPA Calculator. It shows your weighted and unweighted GPA side by side, with extra points for Honors and college-level courses under a state or district rule or your school's own.
Your syllabus tells you which one fits. Rules differ by country and by school (the US alone has no national grading standard), so check your school's rules. If a result and your gradebook differ, your school's numbers are the official ones.
Guides
- How to Raise Your GPA: Want to raise your GPA? See how far one semester can move it, with worked scenarios by credit load and retakes, then run your own numbers.
- What Is a Good GPA?: What is a good GPA? It depends on your goal. See the GPAs colleges report for their first-year students, with sources, and how yours compares.
- Does an 89.5 Round Up to a 90? How Grade Rounding Works: Only if your school rounds. Howard County schools round 89.5 to 90, some colleges cut it to 89. See real high school and college rules side by side.
- How Colleges Recalculate Your High School GPA: Many colleges recalculate your high school GPA with their own rules. Compare five published methods and one made-up transcript, from 3.50 to 4.00.
- The German Grading System Explained, from 1.0 to 6.0: How the German grading system works: the 1 to 6 school scale, the 1.0 to 5.0 university scale, the Abitur average and the Bavarian formula.
- How GPA Works in Canada: University of Toronto Examples: How GPA works in Canada: no national scale, the University of Toronto's 4.0 GPA worked out, and confirmed Ontario, Alberta, UBC, York and Quebec rules.
- What Do I Need on My Final to Pass?: What do I need on my final to pass? Use one short formula, see how the final's weight changes the answer, and what to do if you need over 100%.
- How UC GPA Is Calculated, Step by Step: How UC GPA is calculated: A-G letter grades from 10th and 11th grade, one honors point per semester, a cap of 8, and no rounding. Worked examples inside.