Calculate your GPA, weighted grades, semester grades, and predict academic performance with our comprehensive grade calculator tools
Calculate your average grade from multiple assignments, tests, or courses.
Calculate grades with different weights for assignments, tests, projects, and participation.
Calculate your semester or cumulative GPA using the standard 4.0 scale.
Calculate what grade you need on future assignments to achieve your target grade.
Step 1: Enter the name of each assignment or test
Step 2: Input the grade received (as percentage or points)
Step 3: Add maximum points if using point-based grading
Step 4: Click "Add Another Grade" for multiple entries
Step 5: Click "Calculate Average" to see your overall grade
Step 1: Enter each grade category (Tests, Homework, etc.)
Step 2: Input your current grade in each category
Step 3: Set the weight percentage for each category
Step 4: Ensure all weights add up to 100%
Step 5: Calculate to see your weighted average
Step 1: List all your courses for the semester
Step 2: Select the letter grade received in each course
Step 3: Enter the credit hours for each course
Step 4: Click "Calculate GPA" to see your semester GPA
Note: Quality Points = Grade Points × Credit Hours
Step 1: Enter your current grade percentage
Step 2: Input how much of the course is complete (current weight)
Step 3: Set your target grade for the course
Step 4: The calculator shows what grade you need on remaining work
Example: Grades of 85%, 92%, 78% → Average = (85 + 92 + 78) ÷ 3 = 85%
Example: Tests 85% (40%), Homework 92% (35%), Projects 78% (25%)
Weighted Grade = (85×0.40) + (92×0.35) + (78×0.25) = 34 + 32.2 + 19.5 = 85.7%
Example: Course A: A (4.0) × 3 credits = 12 quality points
Course B: B (3.0) × 4 credits = 12 quality points → GPA = 24 ÷ 7 = 3.43
Example: Current 78% (60% complete), Target 85%
Required = (85 - 78×0.60) ÷ 0.40 = (85 - 46.8) ÷ 0.40 = 95.5%
Check your grades frequently to stay on track. Early awareness of low grades allows time for improvement.
Know how much each assignment type contributes to your final grade. Focus more effort on heavily weighted items.
Use the grade prediction calculator to set achievable targets and plan your study time accordingly.
If you're struggling to reach your target grade, discuss extra credit opportunities or study strategies with your instructor.
Balance challenging courses with manageable ones. Consider how each course's credit hours affect your overall GPA.
Keep track of all your grades and use this calculator regularly to monitor your academic progress.
Our comprehensive grade calculator is designed to help students, teachers, and parents accurately track and predict academic performance. Whether you're a high school student monitoring your semester grades, a college student calculating your GPA, or a teacher helping students understand their standing, this tool provides all the functionality you need.
This calculator is perfect for planning your academic success, understanding grade requirements, and making informed decisions about your studies. Use it regularly to stay on top of your academic performance and achieve your educational goals.
Academic Disclaimer: While this calculator uses standard academic formulas, always verify results with your school's official grading policies. Some institutions may have specific rounding rules, grade scales, or calculation methods that differ from standard practices. This tool is for planning and estimation purposes.