Grade Calculator

Our free grade calculator helps you calculate your current grade, predict your final grade, and find out exactly what score you need on upcoming exams to reach your goal. Perfect for students who want to track their progress and plan for success.

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Your Grade Analysis:

  • Current Grade: 89.3% (B+) - Strong performance across all categories
  • Strongest Area: Homework at 95% - Keep up the consistent effort
  • Improvement Opportunity: Final Exam at 85% - Even a small boost here significantly impacts your grade

If you score 95% on a future assignment worth 10%, your grade would rise to approximately 90.3% (A-).

Current Grade

89.3%

Letter Grade
B
Total Points
89.30
Total Weight
100.0%

Good job! Your 89.3% (B) is solid. A few more points could push you to an A.

assignment Assignment Breakdown

Homework (20%)
95.0% 19.00 pts
Midterm (30%)
88.0% 26.40 pts
Project (20%)
92.0% 18.40 pts
Final Exam (30%)
85.0% 25.50 pts

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Homework: 95.0% × 20% = 19.00 points
Midterm: 88.0% × 30% = 26.40 points
Project: 92.0% × 20% = 18.40 points
Final Exam: 85.0% × 30% = 25.50 points
Current grade: 89.30%
functions Step-by-Step Solution
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Homework: 95.0% × 20% = 19.00 points
Midterm: 88.0% × 30% = 26.40 points
Project: 92.0% × 20% = 18.40 points
Final Exam: 85.0% × 30% = 25.50 points
Current grade: 89.30%

How to Use This Calculator

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Choose Calculation Type

Select current grade, final needed, or weighted average.

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Enter Your Grades

Input scores and weights for each assignment or category.

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View Results

See your grade, letter equivalent, and analysis.

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Plan for Success

Find out what you need on remaining work.

The Formula

Your grade is calculated by multiplying each assignment score by its weight, summing all weighted scores, then dividing by the total weight. For unweighted grades, all assignments count equally.

Grade = Σ(Score × Weight) / Σ(Weight)

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  • Grade Weighted average grade (percentage)
  • Score Points earned on each assignment
  • Weight Weight/importance of each assignment

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Check your syllabus for category weights (homework, exams, projects)

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Higher-weighted assignments impact your grade more

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Calculate what you need on finals before they happen

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Some professors drop lowest grades - factor that in

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Extra credit can boost your grade beyond 100%

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A: 90-100%, B: 80-89%, C: 70-79%, D: 60-69%, F: <60%

Grade Calculator - Calculate Your Course Grade

Calculate your current grade, find out what you need on your final exam, or compute weighted averages with our free grade calculator. Perfect for students tracking their academic progress and planning for success.

Final Grade Calculator

Need to know what score you need on your final exam? Enter your current grade and the final exam weight to see exactly what you need to achieve your target grade. Works for any weighted grading system.

Weighted Grade Calculator

Calculate your grade when different assignments have different weights. Enter homework, quizzes, exams, and projects with their respective weights to get your true weighted average. Most college courses use weighted grading.

Course Grade Calculator

Track your progress throughout the semester by entering all your assignments. See your running grade update as you add more scores. Plan ahead to know what grades you need on remaining work.

How to Calculate Grades

For weighted grades: multiply each score by its weight, sum all products, divide by total weights. For unweighted: simply average all scores. Our calculator handles both methods and shows step-by-step calculations.

Grade Conversion Chart

Standard grading scale: A (90-100%), B (80-89%), C (70-79%), D (60-69%), F (below 60%). Plus/minus scale adds gradations like A- (90-92%), B+ (87-89%), etc. Different schools may use different scales.

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