Cumulative GPA Calculator

1. Enter your current cumulative GPA and the 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.

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.

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.

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 percentages instead of letter grades?

Yes. Switch the input mode to Percent or 4.0 points if that matches your records better.

Why does my cumulative GPA barely change?

A large number of completed credits makes the prior GPA carry more weight than one new term.

Should pass/fail courses be included?

Usually no. Pass/fail courses often count for graduation credit but not GPA points.