Free Grade and GPA Calculators
Calculate your class grade, weighted grade, final-exam requirement, semester grade, or GPA. Enter the numbers from your class or syllabus and see how the calculation works.
Free to use. Results depend on the grading rules and values you enter.
Grade and GPA Calculators
Choose the calculator that matches the grading system you are using.
Grade Calculator
Calculate your current class grade from assignment scores, points, or percentages.
Calculate Grade →Weighted Grade Calculator
Calculate a grade when assignments or categories have different percentage weights.
Calculate Weighted Grade →Final Grade Calculator
Find the final-exam score you need to reach a target overall course grade.
Calculate Final Grade →Semester Grade Calculator
Combine quarters, terms, exams, or other weighted components into a semester result.
Calculate Semester Grade →GPA Calculator
Calculate GPA from course grades and credits using the grading scale that applies to you.
Calculate GPA →College GPA Calculator
Calculate semester or cumulative college GPA using course grades and credit hours.
Calculate College GPA →High School GPA Calculator
Calculate weighted or unweighted high school GPA using your school’s grading rules.
Calculate High School GPA →Middle School GPA Calculator
Calculate middle school GPA from course grades using the grading scale you provide.
Calculate Middle School GPA →EZ Grader
Calculate test percentages and grades from the number of questions and incorrect answers.
Use EZ Grader →Which Calculator Should I Use?
Start with the tool that matches the way your class, school, or college calculates grades.
| If you need to… | Use |
|---|---|
| Calculate your current class grade | Grade Calculator |
| Calculate grades with different category weights | Weighted Grade Calculator |
| Find the score you need on a final exam | Final Grade Calculator |
| Combine quarters, terms, or exams | Semester Grade Calculator |
| Calculate a general GPA | GPA Calculator |
| Calculate college GPA using credit hours | College GPA Calculator |
| Calculate weighted or unweighted high school GPA | High School GPA Calculator |
| Calculate a test percentage from questions missed | EZ Grader |
How Grade Calculations Work
The calculators perform the mathematics based on the information you enter.
Enter your grades
Enter assignment scores, course grades, credit hours, or category weights as requested by the calculator.
Apply the grading rules
Use the weights, points, credits, or grading scale that matches your class or institution.
Review the result
Review the calculated grade or GPA and compare the inputs with your syllabus or official academic record.
Understand Your Grade
Points-based grading uses the points you earned compared with the total points possible. For example, if a student earns 85 points out of 100, the percentage is 85%.
Weighted grading gives different assignments or categories different levels of importance. A course might assign different percentages to exams, homework, projects, or other components. The exact weights come from the course’s grading policy.
GPA calculations commonly use grade-point values and course credits. However, GPA scales, plus/minus rules, weighting, repeated-course policies, and other details can vary by school or college.
For a detailed explanation, read How to Calculate Your Grade or How to Calculate GPA From Letter Grades.
Grade and GPA Guides
Clear explanations for common grade and GPA questions.
How to Calculate Your Grade
Learn how points, weighted categories, and final exams can affect a course grade.
How to Calculate GPA From Letter Grades
Learn how letter grades, grade points, and credit hours are used in GPA calculations.
How Are Final Grades Calculated?
Understand common points-based and weighted grading methods with worked examples.
U.S. Grading Scale
Learn about common letter-grade and GPA conventions and why policies vary by institution.
Why Your Calculator Result May Differ From Your School Portal
Your official grade may use rules that are different from the values entered into a calculator. Common reasons include category weights, dropped assignments, extra credit, missing assignments, rounding, grade replacement, incomplete grading periods, and institution-specific GPA rules. Always compare your inputs with your syllabus, student handbook, instructor, or official academic record.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a grade calculator?
How does a weighted grade calculator work?
How do I calculate the grade I need on my final?
How is GPA calculated?
Is a 4.0 GPA scale used by every school?
Why can a calculator result differ from my school portal?
Are these calculators official school records?
Ready to Calculate Your Grade?
Choose the calculator that matches your grading system and enter the information from your class, syllabus, or academic record.