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What is a GPA calculator?
A GPA calculator works out your grade point average by multiplying each course grade by its credit hours and dividing by total credits. Our tool uses the common 4.0 scale and is handy for scholarship and university applications.
How to use it
- Add a row for each course.
- Choose the grade and enter the credit hours.
- Read your GPA and total credits, then add or remove courses as needed.
Common uses
- Preparing scholarship and admission forms
- Planning the grades you need next semester
- Comparing semester and cumulative GPA
- Checking eligibility for GPA-based awards
Tips
- Check whether your university uses a different scale before you submit.
- Include every course that counts toward your official GPA.
- Weighted courses may follow different rules, so confirm with your registrar.
See how grades fit into applications in our guide on winning a scholarship with a low GPA.
Frequently asked questions
Which scale does it use?
The standard US 4.0 scale, where A is 4.0 and F is 0.
Can I calculate cumulative GPA?
Yes. Add all your courses from every semester in one list.
Is this an official GPA?
No. Your university’s transcript is the official record.