Track academic progress in middle school - note this GPA won't carry into your high school transcript.
This calculator works the same way as any GPA calculator - grade points times credits, divided by total credits. It's a useful way to track academic progress even though middle school GPA typically doesn't factor into your official high school GPA.
Useful for tracking progress toward honor roll, spotting subjects that need extra attention, or simply building good academic habits before high school begins.
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.
No. Once you enter high school, your GPA starts fresh based only on high school coursework.
It can help build good habits and flag any subjects that need extra attention before high school starts.
Generally no, except sometimes for high-school-credit courses taken early (like Algebra I) - check with your school.
Most use the standard 4.0 scale, though some use simpler systems without plus/minus grades.
Yes, a 3.0 is generally considered solid, average-or-better academic standing at the middle school level.
Yes - just enter that period's classes as your only 'semester' in the calculator.
It supports the standard 4.0 scale; if your school uses a different scale, select the closest match under the GPA calculator's scale options.
Consistent homework routines, early identification of struggling subjects, and regular communication with teachers tend to help most.
Yes, completely free with no account required.
Use the dedicated high school GPA calculator.