Any useful, unofficial GPA calculators?

[lk2230]

Does anyone know of a good site with some sort of program where you can enter in your data and it will give you your GPA's as med schools might calculate them? (i.e. something simple)

I've still got a year to go, but I'm curious because I really have no idea what my GPA is as med schools see it. I've got the grades from my undergrad (I'm in Post-Bacc), grades from the science courses I took at community college after undergrad (all were under the Bio dept.), and now my post-bacc grades. The only thing I know for sure is my current GPA solely in the post-bacc program, but I'd like to calculate my overall GPA and my overall science GPA as med schools would look at them.

Any tips?

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[Chuckwalla]

Eh, I misread what you were saying. Here you go.

http://www.aad.berkeley.edu/gpacalc.html

First thing that came up with a "GPA Calculator" Google search. If you don't like this one just do that search again.

 

[Pemberley]

Any tips?

Learn to use excel. It's very easy to calculate your own GPA.

 

[alwaysaangel]

Well this isn't a calculator but it tells you how they do it.

I just made an excel spreadsheet with the forumulas - that worked pretty well to keep track of what I had and what I could get it t0.

http://www.aamc.org/students/amcas/conversionguide2006.pdf

 

[Sol Rosenberg]

Learn to use excel. It's very easy to calculate your own GPA.

(I was thinking the same thing!)

 

[Captain Fantastic]

There are a couple of threads on this -- try using the search. One of them has links to a couple of different spreadsheets you can use.

 

[Darkshooter326]

It's fairly simple. Use a calculator, or just call your registrar and ask for you GPA.