Education Calculators

Compute GPA on the standard 4.0 scale from a list of courses (grade, credits).

Compute unweighted high-school GPA on a 4.0 scale.

Bonus points for AP/IB (+1.0) or honors (+0.5) courses on a 5.0-max scale.

What GPA do you need this semester to reach a desired cumulative GPA?

Given current grade and weight remaining, what do you need on the rest to hit a target?

Compute your final letter grade from a list of weighted assignment scores.

Score needed on final exam to hit course target. (Target − pre-exam × pre-weight) / exam-weight.

New cumulative GPA = (current cum × completed credits + semester GPA × new credits) / total.

Total degree credits / semesters remaining = credits per semester.

Weekly study load = credits × hours per credit. Standard 2-3 hr study per credit hour.

Tuition × (1 + inflation)^years. Plan ahead; tuition has historically risen 5-7%/yr.

Compare 10-year standard payoff vs. 10-year IDR + PSLF forgiveness for federal loans.

Standard 10-year amortization payment for federal/private loans.

Tuition + fees + room/board + books + opportunity cost over years.

Simplified FAFSA Student Aid Index (formerly EFC) estimate.

Tax-advantaged 529 college savings: monthly contribution + growth over years.

Hours spent applying / expected $ won. Compare to part-time wage.