GPA Calculator (Without Credits)
No credit hours, no weights — just average your letter grades. Useful when every class counts the same, or when you want a quick estimate before you look up the credits.
When this simple average is right — and when it isn't
If all your courses carry the same credit value, this average is your exact GPA. When credits differ (a 4-credit lab science vs a 1-credit seminar), the credit-weighted number from the main GPA calculator is the one your school uses. The gap between the two is a good check of whether a heavy course is dragging you.
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Questions
Why does my school's GPA differ from this?
Because schools weight by credits: a grade in a 4-credit course counts four times as much as a 1-credit course. This page treats every grade equally by design.
Can I use this for a quick what-if?
Yes — it is the fastest way to see "what if my grades this term are A, A, B+, B". Switch to the weighted version for the official-style number.