Cumulative GPA Calculator

Calculate your cumulative GPA by combining your existing transcript GPA with new course grades and credits.

Cumulative GPA update
Combine your existing transcript GPA with new courses.
Enter your current GPA, completed credits, and at least one new course grade to calculate your updated cumulative GPA.
Result actions

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How it works

  1. Enter your current cumulative GPA and the graded credits already completed.
  2. Add the new courses you want to include, with credits and grades.
  3. The calculator computes the new term GPA using the same course GPA engine as the main GPA calculator.
  4. It then combines old quality points and new quality points into one cumulative GPA.

Example calculation

If you have a 3.20 GPA over 60 credits and earn a 3.80 term GPA over 15 new credits, the updated cumulative GPA is (3.20 x 60 + 3.80 x 15) / 75 = 3.32.

What this means

Cumulative GPA is credit-weighted across all graded courses. The more credits you have completed, the harder it is for one term to move the overall number.

FAQ

How do I calculate cumulative GPA?
Multiply your current GPA by completed credits, add quality points from new courses, then divide by completed plus new graded credits.
What credits should I enter as completed credits?
Use graded credits that already count toward your current cumulative GPA. Do not include the new courses again in that field.
Can I use this as a GPA calculator for cumulative GPA?
Yes. This page is built for cumulative GPA because it combines your existing GPA record with the new courses you enter.
Why does my cumulative GPA barely change?
A large number of completed credits makes the prior GPA carry more weight than one new term.

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GradeTally is an independent planning tool and is not affiliated with any school, college, university, or education department. Calculations are for planning purposes only; confirm official GPA rules with your school counselor, registrar, or official academic policy.