High School GPA Calculator
Your GPA is the average of your class grade points. Many high schools add extra points for honors and AP classes, and this calculator adds them too.
- Free
- Works offline after your first visit
- Saves on this device
- No sign-up
- Updated
How it works
Add up the grade points for every class, add half a point for each honors class and a full point for each AP class, then divide by the number of classes.
Mark each class with a 1 in the honors or AP list and a 0 if it does not apply. A class should not be marked as both honors and AP.
Worked example
Across 6 classes, with the honors and AP bumps added, the GPA comes to 3.78.
Questions
What grade points should I enter?
Use the 4.0 scale: an A is 4, an A minus 3.7, a B plus 3.3, a B 3, and so on. Your school's chart may differ slightly.
Does my school add these bumps?
Many do, but not all. Check your school's grading policy, since the bump sizes can differ.
Can I enter a class I am taking now?
Yes. Enter the grade you expect, and the number will change when the grade does.
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