How to use
- 1
Add each class with its letter grade, credits and level.
- 2
Optionally enter your previous GPA and credits.
- 3
Read unweighted, weighted and cumulative GPA.
When to use it
College applications
See both weighted and unweighted GPA, as applications often ask for both.
Planning next semester
Add the classes you expect to take to see their effect.
Cumulative GPA
Enter last year's GPA and credits to update the total.
Good to know
- Colleges often recalculate GPA their own way, usually from core classes.
- Schools differ on weighting; check your school's handbook.
- A+ counts as 4.0 on most scales.
FAQ
What is the difference between weighted and unweighted?
Unweighted caps at 4.0; weighted adds points for harder classes.
Is a 3.5 GPA good?
It is above the national average, roughly a B+/A- average.
Is anything saved?
No.