Final Grade Calculator

Your overall grade is a weighted average of the work so far and the final. The needed final score equals the desired grade minus your current grade times one minus the weight, all divided by the weight.

It means the required score comes out above 100 percent, so even a perfect final would fall short. To make the goal reachable you would need to raise your current grade first or lower the target.

Then your target is already locked in. A needed score of zero or below means even a blank final keeps your overall grade at or above the goal you set.

Check your syllabus or grading breakdown. The final is usually listed as a percent of the course grade, such as a final worth 20 or 30 percent, alongside homework and midterm weights.

Yes. Treat any upcoming assessment as the final and its share of the grade as the weight. The same formula tells you what you need on a project, a midterm, or a graded category.

Enter everything as percents. If your school uses letters, convert them first, for example a B might map to 85 percent, then read the needed score back as a percent.

Yes. If you want to hold your current grade exactly, enter the same value for both, and the tool returns the score that keeps your average steady, which is your current grade itself.

The weight is the final exam's share of the whole grade, so it must be greater than 0 and at most 100 percent. A weight of 0 would mean the final does not count, which leaves nothing to solve for.

No. The calculation runs entirely in your browser, so your grades and targets are never uploaded or stored on a server.