GPA Calculators
Choose the GPA calculator that matches your academic record. Each tool includes a clear formula, realistic example, and explanation of its limitations.
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Calculators
- College GPA CalculatorCalculate a college or university GPA using course grades and credit hours.
- Cumulative GPA CalculatorEstimate your new cumulative GPA by combining your current record with a new semester or group of courses.
- High School GPA CalculatorCalculate your high school GPA on a standard 4.0 scale using letter grades and course credits.
- Semester GPA CalculatorCalculate your GPA for one semester or academic term using course grades and credit hours.
- Unweighted GPA CalculatorCalculate an equal-weight unweighted GPA from eight letter grades on a standard 4.0 scale.
- Weighted GPA CalculatorCalculate a weighted GPA by adding course-level points for honors, AP, IB, or advanced classes.
Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
- How is GPA calculated?
- A credit-weighted GPA equals total quality points divided by total GPA-bearing credits.
- What is the difference between weighted and unweighted GPA?
- Unweighted GPA uses base grade points. Weighted GPA adds points for selected advanced courses.
- Which GPA calculator should I use?
- Use High School or College GPA for course-level grades and credits, Semester GPA for one term, and Cumulative GPA to combine an existing record with a new term.
- Why can my official GPA differ from the result?
- Schools use different grade scales, course weights, repeat rules, exclusions, and rounding methods.
- Are these GPA calculators official?
- No. They are planning tools. The official GPA is determined by the school, college, university, or transcript issuer.
Last updated 7/17/2026