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Semester and cumulative GPA on a 4.0 or weighted scale.
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Semester GPA
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Roughly where this sits academically
GPA is a credit-weighted average, so a four-credit course moves it twice as far as a two-credit one with the same grade. Cumulative GPA combines total grade points over total credits — you cannot simply average semester GPAs unless every semester carried identical credits.
The GPA Calculator computes a semester grade point average from your courses and credit hours, then rolls it into a cumulative figure using your existing GPA and credits. Both unweighted 4.0 and weighted honours or AP scales are supported.
Calculate a semester GPA from your courses and credit hours, then roll it into a cumulative figure using your existing GPA and credits. Both unweighted and weighted scales are supported, with the extra points that honours and AP courses carry.
GPA is a credit-weighted average rather than a simple one, which is the detail that trips people up: a four-credit course moves your average twice as far as a two-credit course with the same grade. The calculator makes that visible by showing each course's contribution in grade points, so you can see where the number is actually coming from and what a change in any one course would do to it.
A four-credit course moves your average twice as far as a two-credit one, and the tool shows each contribution.
Extra points for honours and AP courses, so a weighted GPA above 4.0 is calculated properly.
Combines this semester with your existing record, rather than incorrectly averaging semester GPAs.
Shows where the number comes from, so you can see what changing one course would do.
Rows can be added or removed freely, and everything recalculates instantly.
A grade and a credit-hour value for each. Add as many rows as you need.
Unweighted 4.0, or weighted with extra points for honours and AP courses.
The credit-weighted average, with each course's grade-point contribution shown.
Enter your existing GPA and credits to get the new cumulative figure.
Multiply each course grade point by its credit hours, add those products, then divide by the total credit hours. It is a weighted average, so bigger courses count for more.
Unweighted caps every course at 4.0. Weighted scales add points for harder courses — typically 0.5 for honours and 1.0 for AP or IB — so a weighted GPA can exceed 4.0.
Combine total grade points across all semesters and divide by total credit hours. You cannot simply average semester GPAs unless every semester carried identical credits.
Context-dependent. A 3.0 is generally solid, 3.5 and above is strong, and competitive programmes often look for 3.7 or higher. Course rigour and trend matter alongside the number.
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