In Search of an Accurate GPA Calculator

[nobadwaves]

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As the title says, I'm in search of an accurate GPA calculator that is reflective of the AMCAS and AACOMAS grading scales. I've created my own and found a 4 y/o one on Reddit, but I'm not truly sure if either are accurate.

Thank you in advance.

 

[GoSpursGo]

Why do you suspect that yours and the other one you found are inaccurate?

There's really nothing fancy. 4 for an A, 3.67 for an A-, 3.33 for a B+, 3 for a B, and so on. Weight the grades by multiplying by the number of credit hours, and including all courses taken across all institutions, add up the sum of the weighted grades. Divide by total credit hours to get overall GPA. Include only biology/chemistry/physics/math to get BCPM/sGPA. If you're using a calculator that more or less does this, then you should get an accurate answer. The hardest part is making sure you're including all courses, including dual credit/community college courses. Otherwise it's just a tedious matter of inputting all courses

 

[nobadwaves]

Good to go. I've included all my courses in both, but there is a few BP of discrepancy between mine and the other.

 

[dal1974]

Good to go. I've included all my courses in both, but there is a few BP of discrepancy between mine and the other.

I used Mappd GPA Calculator and it is accurate for both TMDSAS and AMCAS conversion.

 

[LelouchLamperouge]

I used Mappd GPA Calculator and it is accurate for both TMDSAS and AMCAS conversion.

I second this. There's also a calculator made my Loma Linda.