See how this semester’s courses change your overall GPA.
Cumulative GPA = (prior GPA × prior credits + new quality points) ÷ (prior + new credits)
Your prior record contributes prior GPA × prior credits quality points; new courses add their own. The cumulative GPA is the combined points divided by combined credits.
Prior: 3.20 GPA × 45 cr = 144.00 pts
New: 4 cr × A- (3.7) + 3 cr × B+ (3.3) = 24.70 pts
168.70 points ÷ 52 credits
= 3.24 cumulative GPA
On your unofficial transcript or student portal — usually listed as cumulative GPA and cumulative earned credits.
No. Pass/fail courses don’t carry grade points, so leave them out of both the course list and prior credits.
Yes — the result shows your new cumulative GPA plus the change (+/−) versus your prior GPA.
Use the value shown on your transcript rounded to two decimals — the estimate will be very close.
GPA from grade points, letters or marks — with full per-course working
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