Are pass courses included in GPA?

Usually P/Pass courses are excluded from GPA and counted separately. This tool also tracks pass credits separately.

What is the difference between 4.5, 4.3, and 4.0 scales?

Schools assign different point values to grades such as A+ and B+, so total GPA can change. Choose the scale used by your school.

In many grading systems, F counts as 0 points in GPA even though the course is not passed. This tool follows that common rule.

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GPA Calculator | Fast weighted GPA for 4.5, 4.3, and 4.0 scales

Enter course credits and grades to quickly calculate weighted GPA on 4.5, 4.3, or 4.0 scales.

Education/Study

GPA scale

Course

Credits

Grade

-GPA

-Total graded credits

-Grade points sum

-Pass/ignored credits

Enter course credits and grades to calculate weighted GPA instantly.

A quick way to check your semester GPA

At the end of a semester, you often want to know what GPA you are heading toward and whether you are above a scholarship cutoff or grade requirement.

This tool lets you enter course credits and grades to instantly calculate your weighted GPA.

Key features

Weighted GPA calculation based on course credits × grade points
Support for 4.5 / 4.3 / 4.0 scales
Pass courses counted separately from GPA credits
View GPA, total grade points, graded credits, and excluded credits at once

How to use it

Choose the GPA scale used by your school.
Enter the credits for each course.
Select the grade for each course.
Check your GPA, total grade points, and graded credits.

How the calculation works

GPA is usually calculated like this:

Multiply each course’s credits × grade points
Add all of those values to get total grade points
Divide total grade points by total graded credits

For example, if you have a 3-credit A+ course and a 2-credit B+ course, the average is calculated as a weighted average, not a simple average.

FAQ

Why are pass courses excluded from GPA?

At many schools, P/F courses only show whether you passed and are not included in GPA. That is why this tool shows them as separate credits.

My school uses slightly different grade points. Is that okay?

Yes. You can choose from 4.5, 4.3, and 4.0 scales. Still, your school’s official academic policy should be the final reference.

How should I enter a repeated course?

In most cases, it is more accurate to enter only the grade that is officially recognized on your transcript. Policies for repeated courses vary by school.