Combine your GPA from before this term with this term’s GPA to see your running cumulative GPA. Use the main GPA calculator first if you need to work out your current term GPA.
Enter the GPA and credits you brought in from before, then your current term GPA and credits, to combine them into one cumulative GPA.
Not sure of your term GPA yet? Work it out with the main GPA calculator first.
How cumulative GPA works
A cumulative GPA blends two GPAs together, weighted by the credits behind each one:
Cumulative GPA = (previous GPA × previous credits + current GPA × current credits) ÷ total credits
For example, if you carried a 3.5 GPA over 24 credits and earned a 2.9 GPA across another 15 credits, your cumulative GPA would be:
(3.5 × 24 + 2.9 × 15) ÷ 39 = 3.27
The more credits you have behind a GPA, the more influence it has on the combined result.
Grading scales
Choose the scale that applies to your country at the top of the calculator. The GPA values you enter are checked against the top of that scale. Grading systems vary by country and institution, so confirm the final number with your school.
Other tools
- GPA Calculator — work out a single term’s GPA
- Target GPA Calculator — work out what you need to hit a goal
- All tools on the Student GPA Tools page