Weighted Grade Calculator
Calculate a weighted grade from scores, points possible, and weights for multiple assignments.
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Calculate a credit-weighted grade point average (GPA) from letter grades and credits on this 4.0 scale. Check your institution's rules before using the estimate.
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How GPA Calculator works
Course grade points are weighted by credits and averaged over total credits.
Each selected letter grade maps to the page’s grade-point table. Grade points are multiplied by course credits, summed, and divided by total credits. A and A+ both map to 4.0 in this implementation.
Schools use different plus/minus and repeated-course policies. Check your institution's official grade-point scale before relying on this estimate.
How to use GPA Calculator
Use a letter grade and credit amount for each course included in the estimate.
Configure the course rows
Choose a letter grade and enter credits for each course. Use Add course or remove unused rows to match the work you want included. Credits must be above zero and no more than 30 for each row.
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Calculate the credit-weighted GPA
Select Calculate and read the GPA result. The page weights each grade-point value by its course credits, then divides total grade points by total credits. A and A+ both map to 4.0 on this implementation’s stated scale.
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Check courses, credits, and scale
Review Total credits, Total grade points, and Courses. Keep the course selection with the estimate. Institutional plus/minus scales, pass/fail exclusions, and repeated-course policies can differ, so this result should not be labelled as an official transcript calculation.
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Grade point average examples with course credits
These examples use the page's grade scale rather than claiming an institution's official result.
Combine equally weighted courses
A hypothetical three credit A course and a three credit B course produce a GPA of 3.50 on this scale. Equal credits make the two grades contribute equally. The example helps check that grades and credit amounts reached their intended fields.
Inspect a course with more credits
Compare two courses with unequal credit amounts while keeping the grades unchanged. The course with more credits contributes more grade points to the average. This makes the weighting visible without assuming that every course has the same credit value.
Explore an explicitly hypothetical grade
Change a selected course grade to inspect a possible result while keeping all other rows fixed. Label that run as hypothetical. The page does not predict a final grade or apply academic rules for retaking a course.
The 4.0 GPA scale and credit weighting
Read the GPA with course selection and the page’s stated grade-point scale.
On this page, A and A plus both map to four points, while B plus maps to 3.3 and A minus to 3.7. The GPA is the total credit weighted grade points divided by total credits.
The displayed GPA is rounded to two decimal places. School policies can use different grade points, repeated course treatment or excluded courses. The estimate therefore does not certify an official transcript or academic standing.
Check which courses belong in the estimate
Check credits and institution-specific grading rules before using the estimate.
Credits must be positive and no greater than thirty in each row. A missing credit value prevents a valid estimate. If no rows remain, add a course rather than expecting a GPA for an empty course list.
The form has no pass or fail option separate from its letter grade F. Review your institution's treatment of pass or fail courses and repeats before entering them. Do not change a letter grade merely to imitate a policy the form cannot represent.
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Calculate a credit-weighted GPA from course letter grades and credits on the page’s stated 4.0 scale.
GPA Calculator: common questions
Answers about using GPA Calculator and understanding its results.
Are all courses weighted equally?
No. A course with more credits contributes more to the GPA.
Can my school use a different scale?
Yes. This tool uses a stated common 4.0 scale; your school's transcript may differ.
Does the tool know repeated-course or pass/fail rules?
No. It calculates from the rows you enter using its stated scale. Apply institution-specific exclusions and replacement policies separately.
What course credits can I enter?
Each course needs credits above zero and no more than 30. The page reports the sum of the entered credits.