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Calculate your overall grade from assignments with custom weights.

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Assignment name Score (%) Weight (%)

Grade Scale

A+ ≥ 97%A ≥ 93%A- ≥ 90%B+ ≥ 87% B ≥ 83%B- ≥ 80%C+ ≥ 77%C ≥ 73% C- ≥ 70%D+ ≥ 67%D ≥ 63%F < 60%

Using the Weighted Grade Tool

  1. Enter each assignment or exam with its score and maximum possible points.
  2. Set the weight for each component (or leave equal-weighted).
  3. The final weighted grade percentage and letter grade are calculated instantly.
  4. Add a "target grade" to see what you need on remaining assignments.

Grade Calculator is a comprehensive school grade tool for tracking academic progress throughout the semester. This final grade calculator computes weighted averages, helping you understand how individual assignments and exams contribute to your GPA. It converts percentages to letter grades based on your institution's scale and offers a "what-do-I-need" feature to determine your required final exam score.

Difference Between Weighted and Unweighted GPA

In an unweighted system, all assessments contribute equally. This weighted grade calculator allows you to assign specific percentages to different categories, such as homework 20%, midterms 30%, and finals 50%. Understanding your current standing with this assignment weight calculator ensures you can prioritize your study time effectively. Our school grade tool handles both simple averages and complex weighted models with ease.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate a weighted grade?

Multiply each component's percentage grade by its weight (as a decimal), then sum. Example: 85% × 0.20 (homework weight) + 72% × 0.30 (midterm) + 78% × 0.50 (final) = 17 + 21.6 + 39 = 77.6%.

What score do I need on my final exam to get a B?

Enter all completed components, set the minimum grade to B (80%), and set the final exam's weight. The calculator solves for the required final exam score: Required = (Target% − (Sum of completed component scores × weights)) ÷ remaining weight.

What is the difference between a B and a B+?

This depends on the institution's scale. A common US scale: A+ ≥ 97%, A ≥ 93%, A− ≥ 90%, B+ ≥ 87%, B ≥ 83%, B− ≥ 80%, C+ ≥ 77%... The grading scale is configurable in the tool.

How do I convert a percentage to GPA?

Common 4.0 scale: A = 4.0, A− = 3.7, B+ = 3.3, B = 3.0, B− = 2.7, C+ = 2.3, C = 2.0, D = 1.0, F = 0. The exact mapping varies by institution.

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