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GPA Calculator
Calculate your weighted grade point average from course grades and credit hours using a standard 4.0 GPA scale.
Calculate GPA
Enter each course, choose a letter grade, and enter the number of credit hours. The calculator multiplies grade points by credits and divides by total credits.
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What this GPA Calculator does
This GPA Calculator estimates your weighted grade point average using course grades and credit hours. A higher-credit course has more influence on the final GPA than a lower-credit course.
The calculator uses a common 4.0 grading scale. Your school may use different grade points, weighting rules, pass/fail policies, repeated-course rules, or honors/AP/IB weighting.
How GPA is calculated
Each course grade is converted into grade points. Those grade points are multiplied by the course credits. The total weighted grade points are then divided by the total number of credits.
For example, an A in a 4-credit course affects your GPA more than an A in a 1-credit course because the 4-credit course carries more weight.
Important limitation
This calculator is for informational and educational use only. Always verify your official GPA with your school, college, university, transcript office, academic advisor, or learning management system.
FAQ
Does this calculator use weighted credits?
Yes. It multiplies each grade value by the number of credits for that course.
What GPA scale does this use?
This version uses a standard 4.0 scale, including plus and minus grades.
Can this calculate official GPA?
No. It provides an estimate. Official GPA rules vary by school and academic program.
Does this upload my course information?
This MVP version is designed to calculate locally in your browser. Do not enter sensitive personal or academic information into any online tool unless you understand how that tool handles data.
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