Grade Calculator

Last updated: June 12, 2026

Weighted class grade from your assignments.

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The Grade Calculator works out your weighted class grade from every assignment, test and exam, each entered with its own percentage score and weight. Type a score and its weight into each row, and your current grade plus an A-F letter update instantly. Leave the final exam blank to see exactly where you stand on completed work so far. Free, in-browser, with nothing uploaded.

How to use Grade Calculator

Use the Grade Calculator to see your standing in a class in seconds. Each row holds one item — a homework set, quiz, midterm or final — with the score you earned and how much of the overall grade it's worth. The result recalculates as you type, so you can fill in real marks now and add the rest later.

Read the full guide: How to Calculate Your Grade (Free Weighted Tool)

  1. 1Add a row for each graded item — homework, quizzes, tests and the final — and name it.
  2. 2Enter the percentage score you earned and the weight that item carries toward the final grade.
  3. 3Read your current grade and letter at the bottom; check the 'Weight entered' panel reaches 100%.
  4. 4Leave any item (like the final) blank to see your grade on just the work completed so far.

Per-item weighting

Each assignment, test and exam carries its own weight, so a 50%-weighted final counts far more than a 5% quiz — exactly like your syllabus.

See your standing now

Leave upcoming work blank and the grade is calculated from only the scores you've filled in, showing where you currently stand.

Private and instant

Every grade stays in your browser and recalculates as you type — nothing is uploaded, saved or shared.

What grade do I need on the final

Enter every completed assignment and test with its score and weight, then leave the final's score blank but keep its weight. The current grade shows your standing without the final; try typing different final scores to watch how each one moves your overall grade up or down before exam day.

Calculate grade with weighted categories

When a syllabus splits the grade into categories — say homework 20%, midterm 30%, final 50% — add one row per category using its weight. Enter your average score for each category and the tool blends them into a single weighted percentage that matches how your teacher tallies the course.

Track your grade mid-semester

Halfway through a class you can add only the items returned so far, each with its weight, and leave future work empty. The result reflects your performance on graded work alone, giving an honest checkpoint on whether you're on track or need to lift specific scores.

Check a grade your teacher posted

If a posted percentage looks off, recreate it here by entering each item's score and weight from your syllabus. Comparing the tool's weighted result against the gradebook quickly reveals a mistyped score, a wrong weight, or a missing assignment behind the discrepancy.

Grade Calculator — frequently asked questions

How is the weighted grade calculated?

Each score is multiplied by its weight, those products are summed, and the total is divided by the sum of the weights you've filled in. So scores of 90 (weight 20) and 82 (weight 30) give (90×20 + 82×30) ÷ 50 = 85.2%.

What happens if I leave the final blank?

Blank items are ignored and the grade is renormalized over only the completed weights. This shows your true standing on graded work, rather than treating the missing final as a zero.

What letter grade does each percentage earn?

It uses the standard US scale: 90 and above is an A, 80–89 a B, 70–79 a C, 60–69 a D, and below 60 an F. Check your school's chart if it uses plus/minus or different cutoffs.

Do my weights have to add up to 100?

For a final class grade they should. The 'Weight entered' panel shows your running total against 100% so you can confirm nothing is missing or double-counted before you trust the result.

Are my grades stored or sent anywhere?

No. The calculation runs entirely in your browser with no sign-up — your scores are never uploaded, logged or shared, and they disappear when you close the tab.

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