Weighted GPA Calculator
Bonus points for AP/IB (+1.0) or honors (+0.5) courses on a 5.0-max scale.
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How to use this calculator
- Enter courses one per line: credits, grade, level.
- Read weighted and unweighted GPAs side-by-side.
About this calculator
Weighted GPA gives bonus points for advanced courses: +0.5 for honors, +1.0 for AP/IB. So an A in AP becomes 5.0; an A in honors becomes 4.5; an A in regular stays 4.0. Maximum weighted GPA is typically 5.0 (some schools use different scales). Failing grades don't get bonuses.
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