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Combine multiple semesters with credit hours into an accurate cumulative GPA
The Cumulative GPA Calculator combines GPAs from multiple semesters, each weighted by its credit hours, into the accurate overall GPA that appears on your transcript. It also lets you add planned future semesters to project where your cumulative GPA will land at graduation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sobre Esta Calculadora
Your cumulative GPA on your transcript isn't the average of your semester GPAs — it's a credit-hour weighted average. If you take 18 credits in a strong semester and 12 credits in a weak one, the stronger semester has more influence. Simple averaging of semester GPAs produces the wrong number.
This calculator does the math correctly: multiply each semester's GPA by its credit hours, sum the products, then divide by the total credits. Add as many semesters as you've completed, and the cumulative GPA updates instantly.
The future semester projection is useful for students on the verge of academic milestones — graduation honors, scholarship GPA cutoffs, graduate program minimums. Add a planned next semester with your expected GPA and credit hours to see exactly how it will shift your cumulative number.
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Fórmula
Cumulative GPA = Σ(Semester GPA × Credit Hours) / Σ Credit Hours
Exemplo Resolvido
Computing cumulative GPA after three semesters
Entradas:
- Fall Year 1: 3.4 GPA, 15 credit hours
- Spring Year 1: 3.7 GPA, 18 credit hours
- Fall Year 2: 3.1 GPA, 16 credit hours
Passo a Passo:
- Quality points: Fall Y1 = 3.4 × 15 = 51.0 | Spring Y1 = 3.7 × 18 = 66.6 | Fall Y2 = 3.1 × 16 = 49.6
- Total quality points = 51.0 + 66.6 + 49.6 = 167.2
- Total credit hours = 15 + 18 + 16 = 49
- Cumulative GPA = 167.2 / 49 = 3.41
Dicas
- Your cumulative GPA changes very slowly once you have many completed credits — start improving early.
- Add a planned future semester to see what cumulative GPA you can realistically achieve.
- Always track credit-hours weighted GPA — simple averages of semester GPAs are inaccurate.