GPA Calculator

Calculate weighted GPA from course grades and credits on letter or point scales.

GPA
Total credits
Grade points

Based on a 4.0 scale. GPA = total (grade points × credits) ÷ total credits. Your institution's exact scale may differ slightly.

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How to use GPA Calculator

Three quick steps — no sign-up needed

  1. Step 1

    Choose a grade scale

    Select letter grades (A, B, C…) or enter grade points directly on a 0-4 style scale.

  2. Step 2

    Add courses and credits

    List each course with its grade and credit hours so weighting is correct.

  3. Step 3

    Read weighted GPA

    See the credit-weighted grade point average for the set of courses you entered.

About GPA Calculator

GPA Calculator computes a weighted grade point average from courses, grades, and credit hours. Students searching "GPA calculator", "weighted GPA", or "semester GPA" need credit-aware math, not a simple average of letter grades.

Choose letter grades or direct grade points, then add each course with its credits. Weighted GPA multiplies points by credits, sums them, and divides by total credits. School scales differ (plus/minus, 4.0 vs 4.3, weighted AP) - match your transcript policy.

Unofficial estimates help planning; only the registrar's record is official for applications and graduation.

Not affiliated with any specific university policy.

Benefits of GPA Calculator

Credit-weighted GPA Respects course hours instead of treating every class equally.
Letter or points input Work the way your grade report is written.
Semester planning Model what-if grades before finals.
Clear running result See GPA as you adjust the course list.

Frequently asked questions

How is weighted GPA calculated?

Sum of (grade points x credits) divided by total credits.

Do plus/minus grades matter?

If your school uses them, pick the letter option that matches your scale.

Is this my official GPA?

No - only your institution's transcript is official.

Can I mix semester and transfer courses?

Only if you apply the same point scale your target school uses.

Does this tool set university policy?

No - it only does arithmetic on the grades you enter.