GPA Calculator

Calculate semester and cumulative GPA from credits, percentage scores, or letter grades. Edit the grade scale to match your school or application requirements.

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Scale and cumulative settings

GPA scale

Passing score

Existing cumulative credits

Existing cumulative GPA

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Course details

Grade conversion table

Schools and application systems use different conversion rules. Edit this table according to the official policy before relying on the result.

Grade	Minimum score	GPA points

Semester GPA

Updated cumulative GPA

GPA credits

Weighted average

Grades are calculated only in your browser. Inputs are not kept unless local saving is enabled.

Choose a GPA scale

Select 4.0, 4.3, 5.0, or percentage scale, then enter passing score and existing cumulative credits if needed.

Enter courses and credits

Fill each course with credits, percentage score, or letter grade. Uncheck Pass/Fail, audit, or zero-credit courses when they should not count.

Edit the grade table

Adjust A/B/C thresholds or points to match your school, especially when using a 4.3 or 5.0 scale.

Review cumulative results

Result cards update semester GPA, cumulative GPA, counted GPA credits, and percentage weighted average. Enable local saving only when you want this browser to remember inputs.

When should I use this GPA calculator?

Use it for course planning, end-of-term estimates, study-abroad applications, scholarship thresholds, or any situation where multiple courses need credit-weighted calculation.

Can I treat the result as my official school GPA?

No. Schools differ in A+, retakes, transfer credits, Pass/Fail courses, rounding, and scale policies. Use the editable table and verify against official rules.

What happens if I enter both a score and a letter grade?

For GPA points, the letter grade takes priority when it matches the conversion table. The percentage weighted average still uses the score field.

Do Pass/Fail or zero-credit courses affect GPA?

Rows unchecked for GPA are excluded from GPA points. Zero-credit rows do not affect GPA even if checked. Scores with positive credits still contribute to the percentage weighted average.

Are my grades uploaded or stored?

No upload occurs. Everything runs in your browser. Data is stored only if you enable local saving, and it can be removed by resetting or clearing browser data.

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