GPA calculator

How do I calculate my GPA?

Calculate college GPA, high school GPA, weighted GPA, unweighted GPA, or cumulative GPA. This page does not average raw test scores.

Weighted, unweighted, and CGPA

One page for weighted GPA, unweighted GPA, and cumulative GPA.

How the GPA calculator works

This GPA calculator turns course grade points into weighted, unweighted, or cumulative GPA. Choose a mode, enter each course, and add credit hours when you want a credit-weighted result. It is not a class test average.

How to use the calculator

  1. Choose weighted, unweighted, or convert.
  2. Enter grade points for each course on your scale.
  3. Add credit hours when you want weighted or cumulative GPA.
  4. Calculate. This page does not average raw test scores.

Worked example

A 4.0 in a 3-credit course and a 3.0 in a 4-credit course is 3.43 weighted. Unweighted is 3.5 because both courses count the same.

Understanding your result

Unweighted GPA averages course grade points and ignores credits. Weighted or cumulative GPA multiplies each grade by credit hours, then divides by total credits. For raw test scores use the grade average calculator.

Frequently asked questions

Pick unweighted GPA. The tool averages course grade points and ignores credits.

Pick convert, enter each course, and read both results on this page. There is no second GPA URL.

It is the credit-weighted GPA across the courses you enter, including college GPA, high school GPA, or one semester (term GPA). Use the weighted mode.

Use the grade average calculator for raw scores. Come here when you have course grades and credits.

Unweighted GPA averages course grade points and ignores credits. Weighted or cumulative GPA multiplies each grade by credit hours, then divides by total credits.

Only if your school posts them as course grades with credits. If they are pass/fail or excluded, leave them out. LSAC has its own study-abroad rules. This page is not an LSAC official tool.

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