Grade & GPA tools for students
Know exactly where your grade stands.
Put in the weights your syllabus already lists and the scores you have so far. You get your grade right now, and the score you need on everything that's left.
A syllabus says
Homework came back at 92, quizzes at 88, the midterm at 84 — so you're at 87.7% with only the final left. To finish the course at 90%, the final has to come back at 93.5%.
That is the whole calculation: your score on each piece of work, weighted the way the syllabus weights it. Every tool here shows its work the same way.
Every weight is shown. Nothing is averaged behind your back — if a number moved your grade, you can see which one and by how much.
No sign-up, nothing stored. The math runs in your browser. We don't keep your grades, and there's no account to make.
The formula is printed under every tool, with what it assumes and where it stops being right.
Enter your syllabus weights and the scores you've had back. See your grade right now and the exact score the work that's left has to average.
Open tool →Weighted Grade CalculatorYour course grade weighted the way the syllabus weights it, with each component's contribution itemized. Takes marks as percentages or as they were handed back — 17/20.
Open tool →Points-Based Grade CalculatorFor a syllabus that counts in points, not percentages. Add up what you've earned, see the two percentages your gradebook can show you, and how many of the points left each letter costs.
Open tool →Test Grade CalculatorHow many questions the test had and how many you got wrong. See the percentage, the letter it earns on your course's own cut-offs, and how many questions each letter costs.
Open tool →Semester Grade CalculatorYour quarter grades against your school's own weighting. See the semester grade you're carrying, how far the final exam can still move it, and what each letter would take.
Open tool →Grade Curve CalculatorYour raw score under all four documented curve methods at once — flat addition, scaling to the top score, the square-root curve, and a mean-and-spread fit. Because which one your instructor used isn't written anywhere.
Open tool →This term's courses, credits and grades against the GPA you already have. See your new cumulative GPA, and how far one term actually moves it.
Open tool →High School GPA CalculatorYour courses, your grades, and which ones were honors or AP. See both GPAs at once — unweighted out of 4.0, and weighted on your own district's bonus rule rather than a guessed one.
Open tool →Grade Scale ConverterOne grade, three readings: a percentage, a letter, and what it's worth on a 4.0 scale. Read against four published university scales at once, because no standard conversion exists.
Open tool →Target GPA CalculatorThe GPA you want, against the credits you've already banked. See what the credits ahead have to average — and, when that's off the top of the scale, how many credits it really takes.
Open tool →The three tests a school runs before it renews your financial aid — GPA, completion rate and the credit cap — each checked against your own school's published thresholds, and what it takes to get back over the line.
Open tool →Grade Replacement CalculatorWhat repeating a course actually does to your GPA, under each of the three rules a school can use — every attempt counted, the better one, or the most recent. Including the grade the retake has to beat before it gains you anything.
Open tool →Pass/Fail CalculatorThe GPA you'd carry taking a course for a letter grade, against the one a P leaves you with — on your school's own pass threshold, and its own rule for an attempt that misses it. Including the grade the letter has to beat.
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