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Grade Calculator

Work out your current weighted grade and the mark the remaining assessment needs for a target, including when that target is out of reach.

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Assessments

Each row counts a percentage of the course; the current grade is over the weight graded so far.

Assessments
AssessmentScoreOut ofWeight %ExtraRemove
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Columns: name, score, out_of, weight (header optional).

Current grade 83.83%

60% of the course graded so far

Current grade83.83%letter B on ten-point bands
Weight graded60%
Needed on the rest99.25%to finish at 90%

Reaching the target

99.25% on the remaining work reaches 90%.
Assessments
AssessmentScoreWeightContributes
Homework92%20%18.4 pts of 100
Quizzes85%10%8.5 pts of 100
Midterm78%30%23.4 pts of 100

How this is calculated

Current grade = Σ(score% × weight) ÷ Σ weight of graded, non-extra-credit rows. Extra credit adds its share without adding weight. The score needed on the remaining weight solves target × (graded + remaining) = earned + needed × remaining. Letter bands are the common US ten-point scale (A ≥ 93, A− ≥ 90, B+ ≥ 87 …); your syllabus decides.
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About Grade Calculator

Two questions, one page: what your grade currently is given the assessments returned so far, and what you need on the ones that remain to reach a target. The second is the one worth knowing before an exam rather than after. Free, opens instantly, and holds nothing back behind a sign-in. The maths happens in this tab.

How to use Grade Calculator

  1. Enter each assessmentGive the score and the weight. Weights are usually in the syllabus as percentages of the final grade.
  2. Read your current gradeThis is the weighted average of what has been graded so far, which is not the same as your final grade while work is outstanding.
  3. Set a targetThe calculator returns the mark the remaining assessments need. If that is above the maximum available it says the target is out of reach, rather than printing a number like 112%.

Weighted, not averaged

Averaging your scores only gives the right answer when every assessment carries the same weight. A 90% on a quiz worth 5% and a 60% on a final worth 50% do not average to 75% in any meaningful sense; each score is multiplied by its weight and the total divided by the weight graded so far.

What it does not do

  • It follows the weights you enter. Dropped-lowest-score rules, curves, attendance components and late penalties are all common and none of them are modelled.
  • Where a syllabus and this disagree, the syllabus is right.

Grade Calculator: questions people ask

What mark do I need on the final?
Enter your graded work and the weight of the final, then set your target. The calculator solves for the score the remaining weight has to carry, and tells you plainly when no score would be enough.
Why is my current grade higher than my predicted final?
Because the current grade only counts what has been marked. If the heavily weighted work is still to come, it can move the final a long way in either direction.
Can I calculate my grade using total points instead of weights?
Yes. Set the grading method to Total points and the grade is worked out as points earned divided by points possible. Extra-credit points count towards what you earned without raising the total possible.

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