A simple, free GPA calculator to determine your term and cumulative Grade Point Average. Perfect for students tracking their academic standing.
Privacy Note: Your GPA data is stored locally in your browser. We never see or store your information on our servers, ensuring complete privacy.
1. If you have previous credits and GPA, enter them in the fields above.
2. Click Add Course to add each of your courses.
3. For each course, enter:
4. Your cumulative GPA will automatically calculate.
5. Use the semester filter to view GPA for specific semesters.
6. Export your data in JSON or CSV format to save or share.
Note: AP/IB courses add 1.0 to your grade point, and Honors courses add 0.5. The maximum grade point for any course is capped at 4.0.
Our GPA Calculator helps you calculate your term and cumulative Grade Point Average. It's perfect for students who want to track their academic standing or plan their future course loads to achieve their target GPA.
To calculate your GPA, enter each course along with its letter grade and credit hours. The calculator will automatically compute your GPA based on the standard 4.0 scale or your institution's specific scale.
Yes! Enter your previous GPA and total credit hours, then add your current courses. The calculator will determine your new cumulative GPA including all coursework.
Yes, your calculations are automatically saved to your browser's local storage. They will remain available when you return to the calculator, even after closing your browser or restarting your device.
Yes, while the calculator defaults to the standard 4.0 scale, you can adjust the grade points to match your institution's specific scale (such as 5.0 for AP courses or international grading systems).
Yes, we take data security seriously. Your GPA information is stored locally in your browser and never sent to our servers. This ensures complete privacy and security of your academic information.
Yes, you can use the calculator to determine your major GPA by entering only the courses that count toward your major. This helps track your performance in your specific field of study.