Cumulative GPA Calculator
Combine a prior GPA with a new semester into an overall GPA.
Track your overall standing
Your cumulative GPA blends every semester into one figure, weighted by credits. After a strong or weak term, this shows where your overall average lands.
A 3.4 GPA over 60 credits combined with a 3.8 semester over 15 credits gives a cumulative GPA of about 3.48. More credits in a term pull the average toward that term’s result.
Useful and private
The calculation runs in your browser, so your grades are never uploaded.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is cumulative GPA found?
Each GPA is weighted by its credits: prior GPA times prior credits plus new GPA times new credits, divided by total credits.
Why weight by credits?
Because a semester with more credits should count for more in the overall average.
Does it include the new semester?
Yes. Enter your prior standing and the new semester, and it returns the combined result.
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