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Weighted or unweighted GPA for one or more terms, plus cumulative GPA.

Grades 9–12 by year, with weighted and unweighted results.

Credit-hour GPA by semester; P, NP and W are left out.

Adds Honors and AP / IB bonuses you can adjust.

The plain 4.0-scale GPA colleges often compare.

Combine your current GPA with new terms.

GPA for only the courses in your major.

Georgia HOPE and Zell Miller high school HOPE GPA estimate using GSFC rules.

Weighted class grade from pasted scores, and what you need on the rest.

The score you need on the final for the grade you want.

Your grade so far and what the rest of the term needs.

Letter, percent and 4.0 / weighted points side by side.

Letter grade, percent band and what a GPA typically qualifies for.

Credits and terms needed to reach a higher GPA.

The GPA you need each term to graduate with your goal.

Retakes, withdrawals, study tactics and realistic timelines.

What a 2.0 means and the options it keeps open.

Where a 2.5 stands and how to move it up.

Scholarships and colleges at a B average.

Honors programs and merit aid around 3.5.

Open-admission and high-acceptance schools.

Schools that admit most applicants.

A wider range of schools at a B average.

Schools that admit any high school graduate.

Highest reported acceptance rates by state.

Schools that reported admitting every applicant.

What GPA Climb is and who it is for.

Every formula, the grade scales used, limitations and data sources.

How content is written, checked and corrected.

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Every tool, grouped by task.

Every page on the site.

What happens to your data.

Terms of use.

Results are estimates.