Calculate your GPA on the 4.0 scale. Add courses, grades, and credit hours.
Add each course by entering the course name, selecting a letter grade from A through F, and specifying the number of credit hours. The calculator computes your cumulative GPA using the standard 4.0 scale with weighted credit hours. You can add as many courses as needed and remove any course to see how it affects your overall GPA. Use the plus and minus grades for more precise calculations.
The standard 4.0 scale assigns the following values: A equals 4.0, A-minus equals 3.7, B-plus equals 3.3, B equals 3.0, B-minus equals 2.7, C-plus equals 2.3, C equals 2.0, C-minus equals 1.7, D-plus equals 1.3, D equals 1.0, D-minus equals 0.7, and F equals 0.0. Your GPA is calculated by multiplying each grade point by its credit hours, summing those products, and dividing by total credit hours.
Your GPA plays a significant role in graduate school admissions, scholarship eligibility, and some job applications. Many programs require a minimum GPA, commonly 3.0 for graduate schools and 3.5 for competitive scholarships. Tracking your GPA each semester helps you identify areas where you need improvement and plan your course load strategically. This calculator runs entirely in your browser with no data stored or transmitted.