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Education Calculators

Free education calculators for students. Work out your GPA from grades and credits, or your cumulative GPA (CGPA) across semesters. No sign-up.

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Education Calculators Explained

Your grade point average sums up all your results in a single number, and the way it is worked out depends on your school or university. Each course grade is turned into points, the points are multiplied by the credits (or hours) of the course, and the total is divided by the total credits. Our education calculators do this for you, for one term or for your whole degree.

The GPA Calculator supports the US 4.0 scale, weighted high school grades and the Australian 7-point scale. The Cumulative GPA Calculator combines several semesters on a 4, 5, 7 or 10 point scale and can also show the GPA you need in future terms to reach a target. Schools can have their own rules, so check the official method with your institution.

Popular education calculators include GPA Calculator and Cumulative GPA Calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the education calculators free to use?

Yes. Every education calculator on CalculatorEver is free, with no signup. The calculation happens in your browser, and your grades are not stored or sent to a server.

What is the difference between GPA and CGPA?

GPA is your grade point average for one set of courses, usually a semester or a year. CGPA is the cumulative figure: it combines the GPA of every semester so far, weighted by credits, into one overall number.

Which grading scales do the calculators support?

The GPA Calculator supports the US 4.0 scale, high school weighted grades and the Australian 7-point scale. The Cumulative GPA Calculator works with scales of 4, 5, 7 and 10.

Will my school get the same result?

Usually yes, if it uses the same scale and credit weighting. Some schools round differently, drop certain courses or use their own scales, so your official result can differ slightly. Check with your school or university.