Grades
Grade calculators
Two calculators, both doing real arithmetic on your actual grades and weights. Neither estimates or guesses.
Grade needed: free
Pick a target letter grade and the calculator solves for the average you need across everything still ungraded.
It answers honestly in every case. If the target is already locked in no matter what, it says so. If it has become unreachable even with a perfect score, it says that too, rather than showing an impossible number.
This is free and stays free. Knowing what you need to pass is the question students most need answered, and it should not sit behind a payment.
GPA what-if: Semester pass
The projection tool takes the opposite direction: assume a score on everything still outstanding, and see where the course and your term GPA land.
Move the slider and both update live: the projected course percentage with its letter grade, and your projected term GPA with the change from where you are now. It is how you find out which deadline actually moves your average, which is rarely the one that feels most urgent.
The GPA scale
Concordia’s 4.30 scale. Each course percentage becomes a letter and its grade points; courses are weighted by credits; the weighted average is your GPA. Finished terms produce a cumulative GPA alongside the current one.