Grade Calculator
Work out your current weighted grade and the score you need on remaining work.
Enter each assignment's score and weight to see your current grade, then set a target to find out what you need on what's left.
How to use it
- 1Add a row for each assignment, test or project with its score and weight.
- 2Check your current weighted grade and letter grade.
- 3Set a target overall grade to see the score needed on the remaining weight.
- 4Adjust weights or scores to explore different scenarios.
Assignments
Add each graded item with its score and weight.
Used to work out the score you need on the remaining weight.
Result
Current grade
43.9%
- Letter grade
- F
- Graded weight so far
- 100.0%
- Remaining weight
- 0.0%
Scores are weighted by the percentage weight you enter for each assignment.
Frequently asked questions
- What happens if my weights don't add to 100%?
- The calculator normalises against the weight you've entered so far, and flags remaining weight separately.
- How is the letter grade decided?
- A standard US grading scale (A/B/C/D/F with plus/minus bands) is applied to the percentage.
- Can this handle extra credit?
- Yes — add it as its own row with a small weight and a score over 100%.
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