Calculadora de Média Alvo Online Grátis
GPA goal planner with future semester simulation & feasibility analysis
The Target GPA Calculator determines what GPA you need to earn in your remaining semesters to reach a specific cumulative GPA at graduation. It accounts for your current GPA, credits completed, and the credits still to be taken — and flags if your goal is mathematically out of reach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sobre Esta Calculadora
GPA is cumulative — every course you've already taken is baked into it, and it becomes harder to move the needle the more credits you've completed. A freshman with a 2.5 GPA after 15 credits can realistically graduate with a 3.3 by earning straight A's. A junior with a 2.5 GPA after 90 credits would need above-4.0 performance in the remaining semesters, which is impossible.
The Target GPA Calculator makes this math explicit. Enter your current GPA, credits earned, remaining credits, and target — and it computes the exact GPA you need each semester going forward. A feasibility status (Achievable, Challenging, or Impossible) gives you an honest assessment.
This is particularly useful for students approaching graduate school applications, scholarship renewals, or academic probation requirements, where the target GPA has a specific, meaningful threshold.
Determina qual nota você precisa nos próximos semestres para se formar com a nota alvo.
Fórmula
Required Future GPA = (Target × TotalCredits - CurrentGPA × CurrentCredits) / FutureCredits
Exemplo Resolvido
Calculating the required future GPA for a 3.3 graduation target
Entradas:
- Current cumulative GPA: 2.9
- Credits completed: 72
- Remaining credits to graduation: 48
- Target graduation GPA: 3.3
Passo a Passo:
- Quality points needed total = Target GPA × Total credits = 3.3 × 120 = 396
- Quality points already earned = Current GPA × Completed credits = 2.9 × 72 = 208.8
- Quality points needed from remaining semesters = 396 − 208.8 = 187.2
- Required future GPA = 187.2 / 48 = 3.9
Dicas
- The more credits you've already earned, the harder it is to significantly change your GPA.
- Plan multiple semesters to see a realistic GPA trajectory toward your graduation goal.
- If required GPA exceeds 4.0, you need to either take more credits or lower your target.