Current class grade
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Enter each homework, quiz, paper, or test with the points you earned and the points possible.
Everyday tracking
Grade Calculator
Track homework, quizzes, tests, papers, labs, and projects in one running scorebook to see your current class grade instantly.
Track the class one assignment at a time
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Best for classes that add earned points and possible points across assignments.
Total earned
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Points earned so far across all completed assignments.
Total possible
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The full points available in the assignments currently entered.
Points missed
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A fast way to see how much scoring room has been left on the table so far.
Largest point loss
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Once you add completed assignments, the grade calculator will highlight the row with the biggest point loss.
Next assignment projection
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Add one more score to see where your class grade would move next.
Best for points-based coursesTotals earned and possible pointsProjects the next assignment impact
How it works
Why this grade calculator works well for routine class tracking
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Add each assignment as points
This grade calculator works best when your class tracks homework, quizzes, tests, and projects as earned points out of possible points.
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Total the earned and possible points
Instead of averaging percentages blindly, the grade calculator adds the real point totals first. That keeps a 10-point quiz from acting like a 100-point test.
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Update after every new score
Grade calculator is the everyday tool on the site. Use it after each assignment to see your current class average without waiting for the next big exam.
Examples
See how this grade calculator behaves with real assignment data
Weekly assignments
Homework and quiz tracking
Homework 1: 18 / 20
Homework 2: 25 / 25
Quiz 1: 8 / 10
Quiz 2: 9 / 10
Current grade: 90.9%
A grade calculator is ideal here because small assignments pile up fast and students want one clean class average after every update.
Mixed point values
A test should count more than a tiny quiz
Quiz 1: 9 / 10
Quiz 2: 8 / 10
Essay: 42 / 50
Midterm: 84 / 100
Current grade: 85.9%
This is where a grade calculator beats a naive average of percentages. The higher-point assignments naturally carry more weight because they contain more points.
Progress check
See the impact of one low score
Lab 1: 19 / 20
Lab 2: 20 / 20
Project checkpoint: 12 / 20
Test: 43 / 50
Current grade: 82.7%
A broad grade calculator helps students see whether one rough result changed the whole course or only nudged the average a little.
Choose the right tool
Use this grade calculator when you want the broadest day-to-day view
Use this page for points-based classes
If the syllabus mostly shows assignment scores like 18 out of 20 or 84 out of 100, this grade calculator is probably the right tool.
Use weighted grade calculator for category percentages
If homework, quizzes, projects, and exams each have separate course weights, switch to the weighted grade calculator instead of forcing that setup here.
Use final grade calculator for exam targets
If your real question is what score you need on the final exam, the final grade calculator is a better fit than this general grade calculator.
FAQ
Common questions students ask about a grade calculator
What is a grade calculator?
A grade calculator is a tool that turns assignment scores into a current class average. This grade calculator is built for points-based classes where each item has earned points and possible points.
How does this grade calculator work?
The grade calculator adds all earned points, adds all possible points, and divides earned by possible to get the current class grade. That is often more accurate than averaging assignment percentages one by one.
When should I use this grade calculator instead of weighted grade calculator?
Use this grade calculator when your class behaves like a scorebook of assignments and points. Use weighted grade calculator when the syllabus gives category percentages such as homework 20%, quizzes 15%, and exams 40%.
Can this grade calculator handle different assignment sizes?
Yes. That is one of the main strengths of a points-based grade calculator. A 100-point test naturally has more impact than a 10-point quiz because it contributes more possible points.
What is the projection box for?
The projection box lets you test the next assignment before it happens. Enter an expected score and the possible points to see how the grade calculator would move your class average.
Can I use this grade calculator all semester?
Absolutely. Grade calculator is the broad, everyday planner on the site. You can keep returning after each assignment, test, paper, or project to see your current standing.