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GPA Calculator | Credit-Weighted Course Average

GPA Calculator | Credit-Weighted Course Average

Weight course grade points by credits on 4.0, 4.3, 4.5, or custom scales and total completed credits.

Courses and credits
Weight each course's grade points by its completed credits to calculate an overall GPA.
Course 1
Course 2
Course 3
Weighted GPA result
Weighted GPA
4 / 4.5
Completed credits
9
Total quality points
36
GPA uses Σ(grade points × credits) ÷ Σcredits and displays four decimals. Institutional rules for repeats, pass/fail, rounding, and grade conversion are not applied.

Key features

  • Add or remove course rows with separate credits and grade points.
  • Supports 4.0, 4.3, 4.5, and custom maximum scales up to 100.
  • Reports weighted GPA, completed credits, and total quality points together.
  • Accepts an optional course name to keep rows recognizable.

How to use

  1. Choose the scale shown on your institution's transcript or enter a custom maximum.
  2. Enter completed credits and grade points for each course.
  3. Review the weighted result and compare it with your institution's policy.

Examples

  • Estimate a semester GPA

    Enter expected grades and course credits before official results are released.

  • Combine unequal-credit courses

    Weight one-credit and three-credit courses correctly instead of taking a simple average.

Privacy

Course names, credits, and grade points are calculated only in your browser and are not uploaded or stored.

Requirements

Uses Σ(grade points×credits)÷Σcredits and displays GPA to four decimals. Institutional repeat, pass/fail, rounding, and grade-conversion rules are not applied.

Common questions

Is this a simple average of my grades?
No. Each grade point is multiplied by course credits before the total is divided by completed credits.
Can this differ from my student portal?
Yes. Repeat, excluded-course, truncation, and rounding policies vary, so official results remain institution-specific.