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GPA Calculator

Stay on top of your academic progress. Calculate your semester GPA with ease and see exactly what grades you need to reach your target.

Last Updated: May 2026

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Your Calculated GPA
3.63/ 4.0

Based on 3 courses and 10 total credit hours.

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How to Use the GPA Calculator

Tracking your grades doesn't have to be complicated. Use our simple three-step process:

  1. Select Your Scale: Choose between a standard 4.0 scale or a 5.0 scale (common for honors/AP tracks).
  2. Add Your Courses: Enter the name of each course, the letter grade you received, and the number of credits it's worth.
  3. View Your GPA: Your GPA will update automatically at the bottom of the page as you add or modify courses.

Tips for Improving Your GPA

Improving your Grade Point Average requires a strategic approach. Focus on your high-credit courses first, as they have the biggest mathematical impact. If you are struggling in a 4-credit science course, it will lower your GPA much more than a struggle in a 1-credit physical education class.

Why Students Use GPA Calculators

Understanding your current standing helps you set realistic goals for the rest of the semester. Many students use our tool to run "what-if" scenarios: "If I get a B in this final, what will my final GPA be?" This reduces anxiety and helps you prioritize your study time effectively.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is GPA calculated?

GPA is calculated by dividing the total number of grade points earned by the total number of credit hours attempted. Your grade points are determined by multiplying the numerical value of your letter grade by the credits for that course.

What is a 4.0 scale?

A 4.0 scale is the most common grading system in the US. An 'A' is worth 4 points, a 'B' is worth 3, a 'C' is worth 2, a 'D' is worth 1, and an 'F' is worth 0 points.

How do credit hours affect my GPA?

Courses with more credit hours have a larger impact on your GPA. For example, getting an 'A' in a 4-credit course will boost your average more than getting an 'A' in a 1-credit course.

Can I use this for high school GPA?

Yes! While high schools sometimes use weighted scales (e.g. 5.0 for AP classes), you can toggle between the 4.0 and 5.0 scales in our calculator to match your school's system.

Is my data saved?

We do not store your grades on our servers. All calculations are performed locally in your browser to ensure your privacy.

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