Calculators

GPA Calculator — Free Online Tool

Add your classes, pick your grades — your GPA appears instantly on the US 4.0 scale.

✓ 100% Free ✓ No Sign-Up ✓ Privacy-First ✓ Mobile Ready

US 4.0 unweighted scale. Enter your course name, letter grade, and credit hours — GPA updates as you type.

Course Grade Credits
Your GPA (4.0 scale)
3.67
Total credits12
Total quality points44.0
Quick Start

How to Use the GPA Calculator

The gpa calculator is engineered for speed — most users get to a clean answer in under ten seconds. Here's the three-step workflow:

  1. Step 1

    Enter each course's name, letter grade, and credit hours. Four sample rows are pre-filled to show the format — overwrite them with your own courses.

  2. Step 2

    Click + Add course to add more classes. Click ✕ to remove a row.

  3. Step 3

    Your GPA on the US 4.0 unweighted scale appears at the bottom in real time, along with total credits and quality points.

Why BizNY

Benefits of Using Our GPA Calculator

Not every online calculators tool respects your time. This one does. Here's what you get when you choose BizNY:

  • Full US 4.0 unweighted scale with +/− grade support (A+ through F, including A−, B+, B, B−, etc.).
  • Add or remove any number of courses — perfect for a single semester or a full transcript GPA check.
  • Shows total credits and total quality points, which is useful for calculating cumulative (CGPA) across semesters.
  • Everything runs in your browser — your courses and grades are never sent to our server.
  • Mobile-friendly table — fits cleanly on a phone even for 8–10 courses.
  • Designed for US universities and colleges — the scale, grade letters, and credit-hour model match the standard US system.
Trend Watch

The Growing Popularity of the GPA Calculator

The GPA calculator is one of the most-searched student tools in the United States every fall and spring — peaking around semester end when transcripts drop and scholarship checks roll around. There are three reasons it's grown so popular: the US higher-ed system runs on the 4.0 scale, scholarships and grad-school applications use minimum GPA thresholds, and students increasingly want to plan ahead — asking "what do I need on the final to hit a 3.5?" before finals week. Our GPA calculator is built for all three moments — quick semester check, cumulative-GPA tracking, and scenario planning.

Who uses the gpa calculator?

  • US high school students tracking their 4.0 GPA for college applications
  • College undergraduates monitoring semester and cumulative GPAs
  • Graduate-school applicants verifying they meet minimum GPA thresholds
  • Scholarship and honor-roll candidates running eligibility checks
  • Academic advisors coaching students through course planning
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the gpa calculator — if you have something else, drop us an email at support@bizny.co.

Does this calculator use the US 4.0 scale?

Yes — unweighted US 4.0 with +/− grade support. A+ and A both equal 4.0 (per the most common US convention); A− = 3.7; B+ = 3.3; B = 3.0, and so on down to F = 0.0.

How do I calculate weighted GPA (honors/AP/IB)?

Weighted GPA adds a bonus (usually +0.5 for honors, +1.0 for AP or IB) to the unweighted number. Since weighting varies by school, our calculator gives the unweighted GPA — you can add your school's bonus afterward.

What about P/F (pass/fail) courses?

Pass/fail courses do not affect GPA at most US institutions. Leave them off the calculator; just include graded courses.

Can I calculate cumulative GPA across multiple semesters?

Yes — add every course from every semester into the table. The result is your cumulative GPA (CGPA) with correct credit-hour weighting.

My school uses a different scale (5.0 or 100-point). Can I use this?

This calculator is for the US 4.0 scale. If you have a 5.0 or percent-based scale, you'll need to convert — your school registrar can usually provide a conversion chart.

200+ more free tools — all on BizNY

Calculators, converters, code formatters, text utilities, and web tools — every one of them free, browser-based, and built to US standards.

Browse all tools →