Enter each course with its grade, credit hours, and type (regular, honors, or AP/IB). The calculator returns both your weighted and unweighted GPA side by side.
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Weighted GPA gives bonus points for harder courses: typically +0.5 for honors and +1.0 for AP or IB classes. Enter each course as grade,credits,type using R for regular, H for honors, and AP or IB for advanced. Both weighted and unweighted figures appear so you can see the difference.
Also from GPACalcTools: unweighted GPA, cumulative GPA, high school GPA, and others.
Each honors course adds 0.5 grade points to the base grade before the credit-hour multiplication. AP and IB courses add 1.0. A B in an AP course scores 4.0 weighted instead of 3.0 unweighted.
R for regular courses (no bonus), H for honors (+0.5), and AP or IB for advanced placement or international baccalaureate (+1.0). Leave the type blank or use R for any standard course.
Many colleges recalculate GPA on their own scale during admissions review, often ignoring weighting. Seeing both numbers lets you know where you stand under either method.
No. This is an estimate using the common +0.5 / +1.0 weighting scale. Your school's official GPA may differ if it uses a different increment or scale.