Free GPA Simulator
GPA Simulator helps you enter current GPA, completed credits, target GPA, and planned course credits so you can see your projected GPA and compare what happens if a class lands at A, B, or C.
Built for quick GPA what-if checks, course-by-course impact, target warnings, and shareable GPA Simulator result links.
Start GPA Simulator here: choose a GPA scale, enter cumulative and major GPA records, then add this semester's courses with credits and expected grades.
Add your scale, cumulative record, major record, and semester courses. GPA Simulator recalculates the projected GPA instantly.
Copy a result link only when you want to share the GPA and course setup. Normal edits keep the clean page URL.
GPA Simulator projected GPA
Semester GPA
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Total credits
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Needed semester GPA
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Cumulative GPA
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Major GPA
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Target GPA
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GPA Simulator supports common 4.0, 4.3, 5.0, 10-point, and percentage planning scales. Confirm your school's official grade points, pass/fail, repeats, withdrawals, excluded credits, and rounding rules before making academic decisions.
GPA Simulator turns current GPA, completed credits, target GPA, and course grades into a clear projected GPA and course-level what-if table.
GPA Simulator lets you add each semester course with credits, expected grades, pass/fail status, major GPA status, and repeat replacement rules before combining the points with your completed credits.
GPA Simulator shows how each class changes the selected GPA if it ends as A, B, or C, then suggests the minimum course grades needed to reach the target.
Use this GPA Simulator guide to test a target GPA before choosing where to spend study time.
Add cumulative GPA, major GPA, completed credits, target GPA, and the scale your school uses. GPA Simulator uses those values as the starting transcript record.
Enter each current course with credits and an expected letter grade. Mark pass/fail, major GPA, or repeat replacement courses before GPA Simulator updates the semester GPA.
Compare A/B/C outcomes for every course and check the target plan to see the needed semester average and the minimum grade for each course.
Use the result link only when you are comfortable sharing the GPA numbers in the URL.
Explore more simulatorsGPA Simulator focuses on the semester planning checks students usually need when a target GPA matters.
See the new cumulative GPA and major GPA after current semester courses are added.
Review how each course's credits, pass/fail status, major status, expected grade, and repeat replacement rule move the selected GPA up or down.
Change one course to A, B, or C and see the projected cumulative GPA immediately.
Get a clear warning when the target requires more than the selected GPA scale allows.
See the needed semester average plus practical minimum grades by course.
Copy a result link only on demand so normal page visits stay clean.
GPA Simulator is useful whenever semester grades can change a scholarship, application, probation, or personal target.
Check whether a minimum GPA is still within reach after this semester.
ScholarshipFind the higher-credit classes where a grade change affects GPA the most.
StudyBring a realistic GPA scenario into a tutor, advisor, or study planning conversation.
AdvisingExplore the current semester first, then ask your school how repeats and exclusions are handled.
PolicyAfter GPA Simulator, explore more free browser simulators for grades, planning, playful experiments, and shareable results.
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Answers about GPA Simulator formulas, grade points, course credits, A/B/C scenarios, and target GPA limits.
GPA Simulator multiplies current GPA by completed credits, adjusts repeated courses when replacement is enabled, adds each GPA-counted course's credits times grade points, then divides by the updated GPA credits.
GPA Simulator can switch between common 4.0, 4.3, 5.0, 10-point, and percentage planning scales, with an A+ equals 4.3 option for schools that use it.
Yes. GPA Simulator shows an A, B, and C projected GPA for each course while keeping the other course grades unchanged.
That warning appears when the target would require a semester GPA above the selected scale with the entered credits, current GPA, repeat rules, and pass/fail exclusions.
No. GPA Simulator is a planning aid. Check your official catalog for grade points, rounding, repeated courses, pass/fail classes, withdrawals, and excluded credits.
Open GPA Simulator, enter current GPA, completed credits, target GPA, and this semester's courses.
Then compare A, B, and C scenarios and see which course grades need to move higher to reach the target.
GPA Simulator creates a parameterized result URL only when you explicitly copy a result link.