College GPA Calculator

College GPA is credit-weighted: each course contributes grade points multiplied by its credit hours. This calculator mirrors that math so semester and cumulative figures stay consistent with most registrar formulas.

• Enter the letter grade (or equivalent points) and the exact credits shown on your schedule or transcript.
• Add every course in the term, then duplicate the flow for additional semesters to watch cumulative GPA roll forward.

1. Name each course (optional) and select the letter grade that matches your institution's scale.
2. Enter credit hours—three or four is typical for many semester-long classes.
3. Repeat for each enrollment line; use + Add Course or new semesters as your transcript grows.
4. Compare the on-screen semester GPA with your unofficial transcript to validate inputs.
5. GPA equals Σ (grade points × credits) ÷ Σ credits for the courses you include.

• Withdrawals or pass/fail lines often have zero quality points—omit or enter them exactly as your school treats them.
• If you retook a course, follow your college's replacement or averaging policy when deciding which row to keep.
• Dual-enrollment classes sometimes appear on a separate transcript; merge only the credits your bachelor program will count.