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Purdue University GPA Calculator

Enter your current Purdue GPA credit hours and cumulative GPA to project your graduation index, then add the credit hours and expected grade for up to six courses. The calculator uses Purdue's published grade weights from A+ through F.

Projected Cumulative GPA / Graduation Index
3.49
Semester GPA
3.49
Semester GPA Credits
10
Semester Quality Points
34.9
Combined GPA Credit Hours
10

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The calculator shows projected cumulative GPA, semester GPA, semester graded credits, semester quality points, and the combined GPA hours used in the estimate.

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How to Use This Calculator

For a semester-only result, leave current GPA credit hours and current cumulative GPA at zero. For a projected cumulative result, use the GPA credit hours and GPA shown on your Purdue academic record. Add only courses included in the GPA. Purdue states that W, WF, and WN are excluded from GPA calculations.

Formula & Methodology

Each course contributes quality points equal to credit hours multiplied by its grade-point value. Semester GPA equals total semester quality points divided by total graded semester credits. Projected cumulative GPA equals current cumulative quality points plus semester quality points, divided by current GPA hours plus new graded credits.

Example: 45 current GPA hours at 3.20

A student with 45 GPA credit hours and a 3.20 cumulative GPA has 144 current quality points. If the student earns an A in a 4-credit course, a B+ in a 3-credit course, and a B in a 3-credit course, the semester adds 34.9 quality points across 10 credits. The projected cumulative GPA is (144 + 34.9) / 55 = 3.25.

This calculator provides an estimate only. It does not access myPurdue, verify transcript data, calculate a major-specific index, determine honors eligibility, or automatically remove an earlier attempt when a course is repeated. Official semester and cumulative indexes are determined from Purdue's academic record and university regulations.

Independent calculator. Calciro is not affiliated with or endorsed by Purdue University. Verify your official GPA, graduation index, repeat-course exclusions, academic standing, honors, financial-aid requirements, and degree rules in myPurdue or with a Purdue academic adviser.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What grading scale does Purdue University use for GPA?
Purdue publishes these grade weights: A+ 4.0, A 4.0, A- 3.7, B+ 3.3, B 3.0, B- 2.7, C+ 2.3, C 2.0, C- 1.7, D+ 1.3, D 1.0, D- 0.7, and F 0.0.
Is an A+ worth more than an A at Purdue?
No. Purdue's published GPA table assigns both A+ and A a weight of 4.0.
Do W, WF, and WN grades affect Purdue GPA?
Purdue states that W, WF, and WN are not included in GPA calculations.
How does Purdue calculate semester GPA?
Multiply each grade weight by the course credit hours, add the quality points, and divide by the GPA credit hours for the semester.
How does repeating a course affect Purdue GPA?
Purdue states that when a course is repeated at Purdue, only the last grade is included in GPA calculations. The last grade, not necessarily the best grade, counts.
What is Purdue's graduation index?
Purdue commonly uses graduation index for the cumulative GPA: total quality points divided by the credit hours included in the cumulative calculation.

Last updated 7/21/2026