Institutions use different GPA policies. Check your official grading scale before relying on the result.
How it works
- Choose whether A+ is worth 4.00 or 4.33.
- Add courses, letter grades and credits.
- Review GPA, credits and total points.
Practical example
A three-credit A and a three-credit B produce 21 quality points and a 3.50 GPA.
Formula and explanation
Course quality points equal the letter value multiplied by credits.
GPA equals total quality points divided by total credits.
Frequently asked questions
Does every school use the same GPA scale?
No. Always compare the settings with your institution's official policy.
Is A+ always worth 4.33?
No. Some institutions cap it at 4.00, so the tool lets you choose.
Do zero-credit courses affect GPA?
No. Their weight and quality-point contribution are zero.