Our GPA Calculator is designed to help students quickly see how they're doing in school. Whether you're in high school or college, you can easily add your classes, grades, and credits to see your overall GPA. We support both weighted and unweighted scales, so you can factor in those tougher Honors and AP classes. Plus, everything stays private on your own device—we never save your grades to our servers.

Key Features & Benefits

Weighted and Unweighted

Easily switch between the standard 4.0 scale and the 5.0 scale for advanced academic tracks.

Unlimited Classes

Add as many classes as you need for a single semester or your entire academic year.

Instant Feedback

See your GPA update in real-time as you enter your grades and credits.

Complete Privacy

Your grades are for your eyes only. All calculations happen locally in your browser.

How to Use the GPA Calculator

Pick Your Scale

Choose between a standard unweighted GPA (4.0) or a weighted one (5.0) if you're taking advanced classes.

Add Your Classes

Enter your class names, the grades you received, and how many credits each class is worth.

Mark Advanced Classes

If you're using a weighted scale, simply click the 'Honors' button for any AP or Honors courses.

Check Your Standing

The calculator instantly updates your GPA and gives you a clear picture of your academic performance.

Practical Use Cases

College Prep

See where you stand for university applications by projecting your final high school GPA.

Scholarship Tracking

Make sure you're meeting the minimum GPA requirements to keep your academic scholarships.

Semester Planning

Run 'what-if' scenarios to see how different grades in your current classes will affect your final average.

Resume Building

Quickly verify your overall GPA before listing it on your resume for internships or job applications.

FAQs

What is the difference between Weighted and Unweighted GPA?

Unweighted GPA is calculated on a 4.0 scale regardless of course difficulty. Weighted GPA goes up to 5.0, giving extra points for Honors, AP, or IB classes.

How do I calculate my cumulative GPA?

To calculate cumulative GPA, add up the total grade points earned across all semesters and divide by the total number of credit hours taken.

Does a 'W' (Withdrawal) affect my GPA?

Typically, a 'W' grade does not affect your GPA calculation as it carries no grade points and is not included in total attempted credits, but it appears on transcripts.