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Semester Grade Calculator

Add every assignment, test, and project from your semester to see your current overall grade, instantly and accurately.

Assignment / test name Score (%) Weight (%)
Your current semester grade

How it works

Each row is one graded component of your semester — a quiz, assignment, midterm, or project. We multiply every score by its weight, add them up, and divide by the total weight entered so far to give you an accurate running average.

Why the total weight doesn't need to hit 100%

Mid-semester, you usually haven't been graded on everything yet. The calculator normalizes against whatever weight you've entered, so your result reflects your true standing on the work completed so far — not the whole course.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Semester grades, assignment weights, GPA, and everything else students ask us.

Enter every graded assignment, quiz, test, or project from your semester along with its score and weight. The calculator multiplies each score by its weight and combines them into a single weighted average — your current overall semester grade.

That's completely normal mid-semester. The calculator normalizes by the weight you've actually entered, so your average reflects only the work graded so far — not the whole course.

Yes. Use "Add another assignment or test" every time you get a new grade back, or remove a row with the × button if you entered something by mistake. Your semester grade recalculates instantly.

Not directly — this calculator works in course percentages, not GPA points. Use our GPA calculator to convert your semester grade percentage into an approximate GPA equivalent.

Yes — the formula behind the calculator is the standard weighted-average method used across colleges and universities. The only thing that varies by school is the letter-grade scale used to interpret your final percentage.

No. Every calculation runs locally in your browser with plain JavaScript. Nothing is sent to a server, logged, or stored.

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