Track your GPA for honor roll, college applications, or NCAA eligibility - supports weighted AP/Honors scales.
This tool converts your letter grades and credits into an accurate GPA, supporting both standard unweighted scales and weighted scales for AP, IB, and Honors coursework. Learn more in our weighted vs unweighted GPA guide.
Whether you're a freshman getting your first report card or a senior finalizing your transcript for college applications, this calculator adapts to your grading scale and credit load - and works whether your school reports a weighted or unweighted number.
Select 4.0, 5.0, 7.0, or 10.0 at the top of the calculator to match your school's grading system.
For each class, add the course name, letter grade, and credit hours. Add more rows as needed.
If you're in AP, Honors, or IB classes, switch on the Weighted toggle for that semester and set each course's type.
Click 'Add New Semester' to include additional terms for a full cumulative view.
Your GPA updates automatically in the gold stamp as soon as you enter grades and credits.
Select the 'Weighted' toggle on any semester and set each course's type (Regular, Honors, AP/IB) to include weighted bonus points.
Many colleges recalculate GPA using their own formula. See weighted vs unweighted GPA for details.
This calculator gives you a strong estimate, but NCAA uses its own specific core-course GPA formula - confirm with your school's NCAA-certified counselor for official eligibility.
This varies by school, but 3.5 or 3.75 are common thresholds. Check your school's specific honor roll policy.
No - your high school GPA starts fresh. Try the middle school GPA calculator to track that separately.
Most year-long high school classes are worth 1.0 credit, and semester-long electives are often 0.5 credits - but this varies by school.
Enter Pass/Fail courses with 0 credits if your school excludes them from GPA, since a P or F in this system typically doesn't carry standard grade points.
Many highly selective schools look for 3.7-4.0 weighted, though holistic admissions consider much more than GPA alone.
Add only your core academic classes (math, science, English, social studies, language) as a separate semester to isolate that subset.
Yes, completely free with no sign-up required.