About this tool
Enter your previous GPA and its credit hours, then your semester GPA and its hours. The tool computes the credit-weighted average. Make sure to use the grading scale your university uses. Results are estimates based on your inputs.
When to use it
- Calculating GPA after each semester.
- Estimating expected GPA.
- Comparing graduation plans.
Example4 courses: A (3 credits), B (4), C (3), D (2) → GPA = 2.89.
How to use
- Enter previous cumulative GPA and its credit hours, if any.
- Enter current semester GPA and its hours.
- Set the scale maximum (4 or 5 per your university).
- Click "Calculate GPA".
Does it work for all universities?
The calculation uses credit-weighted averages, but grading scales and retake rules differ. Check your university rules for the official result.
Do I need to enter every course?
No. You can enter previous GPA and hours plus current semester GPA and hours.
Does it work in my browser?
Yes. Processing is local and your data is not sent to any server.
What is the difference between semester and cumulative GPA?
Semester GPA covers one term; cumulative GPA covers all terms.
Why does my result differ from my university?
Because each university has its own rules for retakes and failures.