“What do I need to make on my remaining tests and assignments in order to get an A in this class, given the grades that I’ve already made so far?”
Our college grade calculator was created to answer that question! We created this tool because every semester, students crank up their calculators in pursuit of the answer to this elusive question on their final grade. It’s easy to make mistakes, though, especially if you have tests and assignments that are worth different percentages of the total grade. Well, now you can save your calculator for math class–this amazing grade calculator will tell you exactly what you need to make in order to get the grade you want! If you use the tool and find it useful, please consider sharing it on Google, Twitter of Facebook using the social buttons to keep this site free. You can also bookmark this page for future use. Good luck with your exams! |
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Step 1: Enter your scores First of all, list the grades you have received so far. Enter the grades you have received into the left column; in the right column, list the percentage that each grade counts toward your final average. For example, if you made a 95 on your first test and it counts 20% of the final grade, you would type
in the first row. Do not type percent signs in the right column; this will confuse the program. Of course, the numbers in the right column should not add to more than 100, since you cannot possibly have received more than 100% of your total grade. There is room for you to type 20 grades and their corresponding weights. An example is available if you need help. |
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![]() Step 2: Enter the minimum final average needed for each grade In the blue table, enter the different letter grades offered in the course (such as A, B, C, D) and the minimum final average required to receive each grade. Enter the letter grades in the left column and the corresponding required averages in the right column. For example, if you entered
this would mean that your final average must be at least 90 in order to receive an A; 80 in order to receive a B; 70 in order to receive a C; and 60 in order to receive a D. Enough space is provided for you to enter eleven different letter grades, which should provide ample room for schools with plus-minus grading systems. |
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Step 3: View your results!
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Please visit Grade Calculator for a working version
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To anyone having trouble seeing the calculator, please CLEAR your browser COOKIES!
Thanks,
Founder of Conquer College
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ConquerCollege is going to have new additions coming very soon. Best of luck with the rest of your classes!
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P.s please use the tool it will definitely help people who don’t know there grades or the gpa
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I’m a medical student who is awful at math.
Its not an excuse, but hey, this saves me so much time and gives me the peace of mind that my Type A personality needs when heading into final exams.
To the people who post comments about teachers not teaching or anything remotely negative about this Amazing Grade Calculator application ……………..
This is NOT YOUR PLATFORM.
Thumbs up to the creators of this page and those who manage it.
Well done, folks.
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gg
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I’m not sure if it’s been mentioned before because I didn’t look through other comments, but are there plans for you guys developing a mobile app version? (Preferably iOS for iPhone and Optimized for iPad as well. I would absolutely not mind paying money for the convenience. Just a thought :] )
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ALSO, to the person who said that the teachers need to do their job, you obviously know nothing about the legal system that is controlling the school, teachers included! The government has hired people who have NEVER taught a day in their lives to write curriculum and standardized test.
Please give the teachers a break. They work hard to teach people like you everything they can!
Sincerely,
A TEACHER!!!
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I did everything I could in high school to learn as much as I could and wasn’t even remotely prepared for college. Not because of my lack of effort, but because of the lack of quality teaching staff.
I’m not saying this is true of every teacher, but I have more fingers than I had teachers in K-12 that I can say actually tried to teach. Hard work isn’t equivalent to showing up for the job, it’s doing the job to the best of your ability. I can assure you that hard working teachers are hard to come by in Detroit, MI.
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Respectfully, do you really think that I want to sit down and figure out my grade with paper, pencil, and a calculator after a hard week of finals? I see that you are a math teacher (so you claim) and being as such, you should have a little sympathy for those who are where you were. Remember where you came from, not where you are. I am a 27 year old serving in the military while completing a degree in accounting. There are some out there that are going to college under circumstances that you and I cannot fathom. Relax, ease off, and KCCO.
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Sorry for misreading. The “math teacher” is whom this is targeted at.
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For example, the class I’m using this has 4 tests that are, in total, worth 85% of the grade, and 21.25% per test is a bit more annoying of a number to work with than, say, a multiple of 5 or 10.
Heck, using your logic, why in the world does anyone use a calculator these days for anything using the four basic operations? 522/9 can be done in less than a minute using long division, can’t it? And why are all these accountants so reliant on their calculators, anyway? All they’re doing is addition and subtraction, right?
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Just because one can doesn’t mean one should. Surely as a teacher you should know that the best way do do things is whatever is reliable, accurate, and efficient. Doing this manually doesn’t seem nearly as logical as using this website.
It is amazing these math teachers cannot work out the most effective and logical way to carry out a task, and need someone to tell them.
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Did your calculator run out of battery? Too lazy to do simple math on a simple sheet of paper with a simple pen/pencil?
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sincerely,
a concerned student
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in the “score” category are we supposed to put the percentage we scored or the actual mark (example. 50% or put the 25 from “25/50”) ?
Thanks :’) so much stress relief tbh, if i did it correctly otherwise i am screwed lol ! :/
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I’ve really enjoyed this calculator, but I have one minor suggestion:
The default grade cutoffs don’t seem to be representative of how colleges typically do it. I think something along the lines of the following would be more accurate.
A+: 97–100%
A: 93–96%
A-: 90–92%
B+: 87–89%
B: 83–86%
B-: 80–82%
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Regardless, I still enjoy this great calculator!
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A 90-100
B 70-89
C 69-70
ETC…
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But there seems to be a problem with logging on. For one, I can’t seem to find a “log in” button, the only way I’ve been able to log in is through the red “Register Here” banner, which doesn’t go away after I’ve logged in. But I love being able to put to save my calculations! The other online gpa calculators don’t have that ;P
All in all very good calculator, the site just needs a tune up 🙂
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thx
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Grade: %
90 15
87 15
93 15
= grade of 90 worth 45% of your grade. Takes a little simple math on your part but the outcome is the same. Good luck with finals!!!
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So if that assignment was “98/200” then we could have a column to type the “98” and another column for the “200”.
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But suddenly it is not working.
More specifically, after I enter all of the numbers the “calculate” button doesn’t work.
I am running OS Yosemite on my macbook pro.
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It’s possible that it was working all along, because I just noticed the box that holds the results. (Shows how too much studying can make you lose focus)
maybe it’s just me, but I feel like there is a lot to read/see before I get to the actual results. Which may be why I missed it.
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