Useful GPA Calculator tools

[koercive]

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See what it will take improve your GPA with these 3 useful gpa calculators 👍



(fill out the top two boxes first- current GPA and units completed)

Semester GPA - check what your overall GPA will be after entering this semester grades

Project your GPA - enter how many units you have remaining and a projected GPA to calculate how much your GPA will move up. For example: if you have a 3.5 GPA (175 units), you can figure out your max possible GPA with 50 units by maintaining a 4.0 === which would be 3.61

Manage your Goal - enter the GPA you want and the GPA you will maintain to calculate how many units it will take to reach your goal GPA. For example, you currently have a 3.5 GPA (175 units) and you want a 3.6 GPA. By maintaining a 4.0, you can reach your 3.6 GPA after 43.75 units

each calculator is independent of each other, but all 3 calculators use the first two boxes for current GPA and units completed.

 

[trailrider400]

I use a calculator 👍

 

[koercive]

I use a calculator 👍

same here, but some people asked me how I figure out the GPA / units I needed to reach a 3.7 from a 3.6 for example. so I went ahead and made this 🙂

 

[Project2015]

See what it will take improve your GPA with these 3 useful gpa calculators 👍



(fill out the top two boxes first- current GPA and units completed)

Semester GPA - check what your overall GPA will be after entering this semester grades

Project your GPA - enter how many units you have remaining and a projected GPA to calculate how much your GPA will move up. For example: if you have a 3.5 GPA (175 units), you can figure out your max possible GPA with 50 units by maintaining a 4.0 === which would be 3.61

Manage your Goal - enter the GPA you want and the GPA you will maintain to calculate how many units it will take to reach your goal GPA. For example, you currently have a 3.5 GPA (175 units) and you want a 3.6 GPA. By maintaining a 4.0, you can reach your 3.6 GPA after 43.75 units

each calculator is independent of each other, but all 3 calculators use the first two boxes for current GPA and units completed.

You're so tech savvy! Did you use PHP/SQL to create the site?

The "Manage your Goal" one is depressing when it basically tells you to get another full degree to reach your goal. 😉

 

[wannaBpharmD]

dude, you rock...

 

[Farmercyst]

I use excel for mine.