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GPA worksheet

Grades 6–7

Solve each problem and show your work. Round answers to 2 decimal places where needed.

1.
Problem 1.
- GPA scale: Weighted (honors and AP/IB count extra)
- Number of courses: 1
- Course 1: grade: C+ (2.3)
- Course 1: credit hours: 3
- Course 1: level: AP / IB (+1.0)
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Weighted term GPA
Answer
2.
Problem 2.
- GPA scale: Unweighted (4.0)
- Number of courses: 1
- Course 1: grade: A (4.0)
- Course 1: credit hours: 3
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Term GPA
Answer
3.
Problem 3.
- GPA scale: Unweighted (4.0)
- Number of courses: 2
- Course 1: grade: C+ (2.3)
- Course 1: credit hours: 3
- Course 2: grade: D+ (1.3)
- Course 2: credit hours: 3
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Term GPA
Answer
4.
Problem 4.
- GPA scale: Weighted (honors and AP/IB count extra)
- Number of courses: 1
- Course 1: grade: D (1.0)
- Course 1: credit hours: 3
- Course 1: level: Honors (+0.5)
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Weighted term GPA
Answer
5.
Problem 5.
- GPA scale: Weighted (honors and AP/IB count extra)
- Number of courses: 4
- Course 1: grade: Not used
- Course 1: credit hours: 3
- Course 1: level: Honors (+0.5)
- Course 2: grade: C+ (2.3)
- Course 2: credit hours: 3
- Course 2: level: AP / IB (+1.0)
- Course 3: grade: D- (0.7)
- Course 3: credit hours: 3
- Course 3: level: Honors (+0.5)
- Course 4: grade: D+ (1.3)
- Course 4: credit hours: 4
- Course 4: level: Regular
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Weighted term GPA
Answer
6.
Problem 6.
- GPA scale: Weighted (honors and AP/IB count extra)
- Number of courses: 4
- Course 1: grade: A (4.0)
- Course 1: credit hours: 3
- Course 1: level: Regular
- Course 2: grade: F (0.0)
- Course 2: credit hours: 4
- Course 2: level: Honors (+0.5)
- Course 3: grade: Not used
- Course 3: credit hours: 3
- Course 3: level: Honors (+0.5)
- Course 4: grade: C (2.0)
- Course 4: credit hours: 4
- Course 4: level: Regular
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Weighted term GPA
Answer
7.
Problem 7.
- GPA scale: Unweighted (4.0)
- Number of courses: 3
- Course 1: grade: B+ (3.3)
- Course 1: credit hours: 3
- Course 2: grade: C- (1.7)
- Course 2: credit hours: 4
- Course 3: grade: B (3.0)
- Course 3: credit hours: 2
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Term GPA
Answer
8.
Problem 8.
- GPA scale: Unweighted (4.0)
- Number of courses: 4
- Course 1: grade: C (2.0)
- Course 1: credit hours: 3
- Course 2: grade: C- (1.7)
- Course 2: credit hours: 5
- Course 3: grade: Not used
- Course 3: credit hours: 4
- Course 4: grade: C (2.0)
- Course 4: credit hours: 3
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Term GPA
Answer
9.
Problem 9.
- GPA scale: Unweighted (4.0)
- Number of courses: 1
- Course 1: grade: C (2.0)
- Course 1: credit hours: 4
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Term GPA
Answer
10.
Problem 10.
- GPA scale: Weighted (honors and AP/IB count extra)
- Number of courses: 2
- Course 1: grade: D- (0.7)
- Course 1: credit hours: 4
- Course 1: level: Regular
- Course 2: grade: A+ (4.0)
- Course 2: credit hours: 4
- Course 2: level: Regular
- Include my prior cumulative GPA: No
Find: Weighted term GPA
Answer

Answer key: GPA worksheet

1. Weighted term GPA: 3.3
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points, with the honors (+0.5) or AP/IB (+1.0) bonus. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $3 \times 3.3$ $= 9.9$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $3$ $= 3 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your weighted term GPA
  $\frac{9.9}{3}$ $= 3.3$
4. Do the same without the honors and AP/IB bonus to get your unweighted GPA
  $\frac{6.9}{3}$ $= 2.3$
2. Term GPA: 4
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $3 \times 4$ $= 12$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $3$ $= 3 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your term GPA
  $\frac{12}{3}$ $= 4$
3. Term GPA: 1.8
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $3 \times 2.3 + 3 \times 1.3$ $= 10.8$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $3 + 3$ $= 6 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your term GPA
  $\frac{10.8}{6}$ $= 1.8$
4. Weighted term GPA: 1.5
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points, with the honors (+0.5) or AP/IB (+1.0) bonus. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $3 \times 1.5$ $= 4.5$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $3$ $= 3 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your weighted term GPA
  $\frac{4.5}{3}$ $= 1.5$
4. Do the same without the honors and AP/IB bonus to get your unweighted GPA
  $\frac{3}{3}$ $= 1$
5. Weighted term GPA: 1.87
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points, with the honors (+0.5) or AP/IB (+1.0) bonus. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $3 \times 3.3 + 3 \times 1.2 + 4 \times 1.3$ $= 18.7$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $3 + 3 + 4$ $= 10 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your weighted term GPA
  $\frac{18.7}{10}$ $= 1.87$
4. Do the same without the honors and AP/IB bonus to get your unweighted GPA
  $\frac{14.2}{10}$ $= 1.42$
6. Weighted term GPA: 1.82
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $3 \times 4 + 4 \times 0 + 4 \times 2$ $= 20$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $3 + 4 + 4$ $= 11 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your weighted term GPA
  $\frac{20}{11}$ $= 1.8182$
4. Do the same without the honors and AP/IB bonus to get your unweighted GPA
  $\frac{20}{11}$ $= 1.8182$
7. Term GPA: 2.52
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $3 \times 3.3 + 4 \times 1.7 + 2 \times 3$ $= 22.7$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $3 + 4 + 2$ $= 9 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your term GPA
  $\frac{22.7}{9}$ $= 2.5222$
8. Term GPA: 1.86
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $3 \times 2 + 5 \times 1.7 + 3 \times 2$ $= 20.5$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $3 + 5 + 3$ $= 11 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your term GPA
  $\frac{20.5}{11}$ $= 1.8636$
9. Term GPA: 2
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $4 \times 2$ $= 8$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $4$ $= 4 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your term GPA
  $\frac{8}{4}$ $= 2$
10. Weighted term GPA: 2.35
1. Multiply each course's credit hours by its grade points. This gives each course's quality points, so bigger courses count more. Then add them up
  $4 \times 0.7 + 4 \times 4$ $= 18.8$
2. Add up the credit hours
  $4 + 4$ $= 8 credits$
3. Divide the quality points by the credit hours to get your weighted term GPA
  $\frac{18.8}{8}$ $= 2.35$
4. Do the same without the honors and AP/IB bonus to get your unweighted GPA
  $\frac{18.8}{8}$ $= 2.35$