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GPA calculator

Compute a weighted 4.0 scale GPA from letter grades and credit hours, with an optional prior cumulative GPA rolled in.

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Enter your courses to average the term.

This is the standard 4.0 scale most American schools publish, but institutions differ: some add A+ at 4.3, some weight honors or AP courses above 4.0, and some average per class rather than per credit hour. Check your registrar's table before quoting the number anywhere official. The cumulative roll-in treats your prior GPA as its quality points over its credits, which is the honest way to merge it.

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Optional, 4.0 scale
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Grades run the eleven-step A to F scale with plusses and minuses, 4 down to 0. Credits run above 0 to 100 per course, up to 200 rows. The prior cumulative needs both its GPA and its credits to count.

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