Calculate term GPA on the 4.0 scale with credit weighting, plus cumulative GPA from your previous total. Weighted honours option. Free, no signup.
First time here? Add a row for each course Your input is processed locally and disappears when you close the tab.
GPA is simple arithmetic that people get wrong in one specific way: averaging their grades instead of weighting them by credit hours. A four-credit course moves your average four times as much as a one-credit course, and ignoring that produces a number that does not match your transcript. This free GPA calculator weights properly.\n\nAdd a row per course, pick the grade from the standard +/- scale, and enter the credit hours. The term GPA updates as you type, with the underlying grade points shown so the figure is checkable rather than magic.\n\nThe cumulative section fixes the other common error. Combining terms is not a matter of averaging two GPAs — a 4.0 across three credits does not cancel a 2.0 across thirty. Enter your previous GPA and total credits and the tool weights both correctly.\n\nA weighted option adds a point to honours and AP courses, raising the maximum to 5.0, which is standard in many US high schools though rarely used at university level. One caveat throughout: institutions vary. Some cap A+ at 4.0 as this tool does, some award 4.3, and weighting rules differ — check your own handbook before relying on the number for anything that matters.
Add a row for each course
Pick the grade and enter the credit hours
Turn on weighting if you take honours or AP courses
Optionally add your previous GPA and credits for a cumulative figure
36.0 grade points ÷ 9 credits
Enter your GPA and total credits before this term to see the combined figure.
Uses the standard US 4.0 scale. Institutions vary — some cap A+ at 4.0, some award 4.3, and weighted bonuses differ between schools. Check your own handbook before relying on the figure.