GPA Calculator
Enter your courses, letter grades, and credit hours. Your GPA updates on the 4.0 scale.
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Total Credits
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Course Name
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GPA Benchmarks
4.0 — Excellent (Dean's List)4.0
3.7 — Magna Cum Laude3.7
3.5 — Scholarship eligible3.5
3.0 — Good Standing3.0
2.0 — Academic probation risk2.0
Weighted GPA Calculator
Calculates your weighted GPA on a 5.0 scale with AP (+1.0), IB (+1.0), Honors (+0.5), and Dual Enrollment (+1.0) boosts.
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Unweighted (4.0)
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Course Name
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Weighting Breakdown
AP Course+1.0
IB Course+1.0
Dual Enroll+1.0
Honors+0.5
Pre-AP+0.5
Regular+0.0
💡 Colleges recalculate your GPA on their own scale — your unweighted GPA is often what matters most.
What Grade Do I Need?
Enter your current grade, exam weight, and target course grade.
Score Needed on Final
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How The Formula Works
Formula: Needed = (Target − Current × (1 − Weight)) / Weight
If your exam is worth 20% and you currently have an 84%, your pre-exam work contributes 80% of your final grade.
If the needed score exceeds 100%, reaching your exact target is mathematically impossible — but you can still maximize your grade.
College Admission Chance Estimator
Search a 200+ university dataset and compare a planning estimate with the stored acceptance-rate benchmark.
Your Estimated Chance
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Student Loan Calculator
Calculate monthly payment and total cost using 2026–27 federal rates or a custom rate.
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Total Interest Paid
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2026–27 Federal Loan Rates
Direct Subsidized / Unsubsidized (Undergrad)6.52%
Direct Unsubsidized (Grad)8.07%
Direct PLUS Loans9.07%
⚠️ Rates apply to loans first disbursed July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027. Verify current rates, eligibility, and borrowing limits at StudentAid.gov.
SAT ↔ ACT Score Converter
Convert between SAT and ACT scores using the official College Board concordance table.
Equivalent Score
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National Percentile
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💡 Both SAT and ACT are equally accepted at all U.S. colleges — choose the test that shows your best performance.
Quick Reference
Scholarship & Financial Need Estimator
Build a rough planning scenario for college costs and possible merit aid. This is not a FAFSA calculation or financial aid offer.
Est. Unmet Financial Need / Year
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Est. Merit Aid Eligible
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Aid Tips
Check the current FAFSA opening date and your state and college priority deadlines at StudentAid.gov.
A GPA of 3.5+ qualifies you for most merit scholarships. A 3.7+ opens National Merit worth $5,000–$30,000+.
If your financial circumstances changed, contact the college financial aid office and ask about its review or appeal process.
