Weighted Course Grade Calculator

Grade Calculator

Combine weighted assignments, quizzes, projects, exams or grading categories to estimate your course grade. Partial weights are normalized so you can track a class before all work is complete.

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Enter scores and weights

Add each assignment or grading category with its score percentage and its share of the final course grade.

Weights may total less than 100% for an in-progress class, but they cannot exceed 100%.

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How does a weighted grade calculator work?

A weighted grade gives different assignments or categories different importance. Instead of simply averaging percentages, the calculator multiplies each score by its percentage weight and then adds the contributions.

What if the weights do not total 100% yet?

For an in-progress course, you may only have grades for part of the final weighting. The calculator shows weighted points earned toward the final grade and also normalizes the entered work to show your current percentage across that completed weight.

Weighted grade formula

For each row, weighted contribution equals score percentage × weight percentage. Adding the contributions gives points toward the final course grade. Dividing those points by the included weight gives the normalized current grade when less than 100% is entered.

Practical accuracy tips

Use percentages and weights from the official syllabus or gradebook. Do not enter category weights as raw point totals. If the teacher drops scores, curves grades, caps extra credit, or treats missing work specially, apply those rules before using the calculator.

Frequently asked questions about Grade

No for a current-progress estimate; yes if you want a complete final course grade.
The calculator rejects the input because a standard weighted course total should not exceed 100%.
Yes, up to the calculator limit, which can represent extra credit inside a category.
It is the portion of the final 100-point course grade contributed by the work entered.
Weighted points are divided by the total weight entered, then converted back to a percentage.
No. It is a planning calculation based on the weights and scores you enter.
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