Already know your GPA and how many credits it covers? Enter them, add this semester's courses, and see exactly where your cumulative GPA lands after grades post.
This semester
Enter your current GPA and add at least one graded course this semester to see your updated cumulative GPA.
Cumulative GPA is a credit-weighted average across everything you've taken. Your current GPA is really just total quality points ÷ total credits, so adding a semester means adding its quality points and credits to both sides:
new cumulative GPA = (GPA so far × credits so far + semester quality points) ÷ (credits so far + semester credits)
Worked example: a 3.40 GPA over 60 credits, plus a 15-credit semester with 51 quality points (a 3.40 semester), gives (3.40 × 60 + 51) ÷ 75 = 3.40. A stronger semester pulls the number up; a weaker one pulls it down — but the more credits you've banked, the less any single semester moves it.