GPA Calculators
Each GPA system uses its own scale, its own list of courses that count and its own rounding. Pick the one you are applying through.
Every GPA system we cover
| GPA system | What it works out | Top of the grade scale | GPAs reported | Grades that count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| High school GPA calculator | Work out your high school GPA on the 4.0 scale, add a new term to your cumulative GPA, or turn a percentage into GPA points. | 4.0 | One overall GPA on the 4.0 scale | Every class you have taken, averaged |
| Weighted GPA calculator | Add your school's honors and AP or IB bonuses to each grade and see your weighted and unweighted GPA side by side, with every bonus editable. | 4.0 (before any bonus) | A weighted GPA: higher points for AP and honors classes | — |
| UC GPA calculator | Work out your UC GPA the way UC does: 10th and 11th grade grades in A-G (UC's required college-prep) courses, honors points capped at 8, cut at two decimals. | 4.0 | Weighted and capped, fully weighted, unweighted | 10th and 11th grade A-G courses, including the summers after 9th, 10th and 11th grade |
| LSAC GPA calculator | For law school applicants: convert grades to LSAC's 4.0 scale (A+ = 4.33) and work out your cumulative LSAC GPA, with repeats and pass/fail handled LSAC's way. | 4.33 | A GPA for each year, a cumulative GPA for each college, and one across all undergraduate work | Undergraduate courses up to your first bachelor's degree |
| CASPA GPA calculator | For physician assistant (PA) school applicants: work out your CASPA overall, science, non-science and BCP GPAs with CASPA's grade values and repeat rules. | 4.0 | School, year-level, subject-category, science, non-science and BCP GPAs | Every graded college course, in any subject (non-graded credits are left out) |
| AMCAS GPA calculator | For medical school applicants: work out your AMCAS total, BCPM and AO GPAs with AMCAS grade weights, every repeat counted and quarter hours estimated. | 4.0 | Total, BCPM and AO GPAs for each year in school | Every college course that has credit hours and a letter or number grade; graduate courses get their own GPA |