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Every GPA Calculator You Need

Calculate it, combine it, convert it, raise it — on the standard 4.0 scale and the weighted scales schools actually use. Every tool saves your work in your browser.

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GPA Calculator

Enter letter grades and credit hours, get your GPA on the 4.0 scale — with the full grade-point math shown for every course, and your term saved for next visit.

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4.0 scale at a glance

LetterPoints
A / A+4.0
A−3.7
B+3.3
B3.0
B−2.7
C+2.3
C2.0
D1.0

All GPA tools

GPA CalculatorLetter grades and credit hours to GPA on the standard 4.0 scale.Cumulative GPA CalculatorCombine semester GPAs and credits into your overall GPA, term by term.GPA Raise CalculatorWhat GPA do you need next semester to reach your target? Exact answer.College GPA CalculatorCollege 4.0-scale GPA with credit hours, repeats and pass/fail handled.High School GPA CalculatorWeighted (5.0) and unweighted (4.0) GPA side by side, with honors and AP.GPA to Percentage4.0-scale GPA to percentage bands, and 10-point CGPA × 9.5 exactly.Percentage to GPAMarks to 4.0-scale GPA and letter grade, plus the 10-point CGPA reverse.Class Rank CalculatorRank and class size to percentile and top X% — or the rank a target needs.Weighted Average CalculatorThe general math behind every GPAGPA Calculator (Canada)OMSAS, 4.33 and 4.0 scales side by side

Which one do I need?

Start from what you're holding. Letter grades for this semester? TheGPA calculator turns them into a term GPA — the college and high-school versions add repeats/pass-fail and honors/AP weighting on top of the same saved course list. Several semesters of GPAs? Thecumulative GPA calculator credit-weights them into your overall figure and tracks terms across visits. A number you need to hit?The GPA raise calculator inverts the math and tells you what next semester must deliver — and whether one semester is enough.A form asking for a different scale? The converters translateGPA to percentage andpercentage to GPA, including the Indian 10-point CGPA rules. And if your school ranks students, theclass rank calculator turns rank into percentile.

One scale, shared by every tool

Every calculator here uses the same letter scale — A caps at 4.0 with +/− steps of 0.3, F at zero — so numbers move between tools without translation errors. Save a semester in the GPA calculator and the cumulative page reads it; lock a course letter after finals and it lands in your term. Weighted tools layer +0.5 (Honors) and +1.0 (AP/IB) on the same base scale. Your data stays in your browser: no accounts, no uploads, one click in the footer wipes it.

Frequently asked questions

Which GPA calculator do I need?

For one semester's letter grades and credits, use the GPA Calculator. To combine several semesters into an overall figure, use the Cumulative GPA Calculator. If you have a target and want to know what next term must look like, use the GPA Raise Calculator. High schoolers with honors/AP weighting want the High School version; college students with repeats and pass/fail want the College version.

Is a 3.5 GPA good?

A 3.5 is an A−/B+ average — above the typical Dean's List line at many colleges, competitive for most graduate programs, and the most common scholarship screen. Context matters: a 3.5 unweighted with a heavy AP schedule reads stronger than a 3.5 weighted.

How do weighted GPAs work?

Honors and AP/IB courses add bonus points to each grade — commonly +0.5 and +1.0 — so the scale runs to 5.0 instead of 4.0. An A in AP Chemistry counts 5.0 weighted but 4.0 unweighted. Colleges usually recalculate on their own scale, so know both numbers.

What GPA do I need to graduate with honors?

Typical cutoffs are 3.5 for cum laude, 3.7 for magna cum laude and 3.9 for summa cum laude, computed on your cumulative GPA — but every institution sets its own thresholds and some use class rank percentiles instead. Check your school's catalog for the binding numbers.