Auburn Gpa Calculator
Calculate your Auburn University GPA based on letter grades and credit hours. Supports both current GPA calculation and target GPA projection.
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How to Use the Auburn GPA Calculator
- Enter your current GPA (optional): In the "Current GPA" field, type your cumulative GPA if you have one. Leave blank if starting fresh.
- Enter completed credit hours (optional): In the "Completed Credit Hours" field, input the total credits you've already attempted. This is only needed if you provided a current GPA.
- Add courses: For each course, select your letter grade from the dropdown (e.g., A, B+, C) and enter the number of credit hours for that course. Click "Add Course" to include more rows.
- Remove a course: Click the trash icon next to any course row to delete it. At least one course must remain.
- Calculate: Click the "Calculate GPA" button. Your new GPA will appear below, along with a breakdown of how it was computed.
Note: All grade values are on a 4.0 scale (A = 4.0, A- = 3.7, etc.). Credits must be positive numbers. If you enter both a current GPA and credits, the calculator combines them with your new courses for an updated cumulative GPA.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Auburn GPA is calculated by dividing total grade points earned by total credit hours attempted. Grade points are assigned per letter grade (e.g., A=4.0, A-=3.7, B+=3.3, etc.).
Yes, you can enter your current GPA and completed credit hours to calculate your new GPA after adding new courses.
You can leave the current GPA and credits fields blank and just enter the courses you are taking this semester to calculate your semester GPA.
