GPA Calculator

If you have already earned Western credits and would like to calculate your projected cumulative Western GPA, enter your current Western GPA information into the calculator. Find your current GPA on your Student Academic History in Web4U in the Student section under the Student Records subsection open the button labeled "Academic History". Enter your current Western GPA and Western GPA Hours as shown near the bottom of your Academic History under the section "Academic Summary to Date". Example shown here lists Western GPA: 2.03, and Western GPA Hours: 42.000.

• Enter the grades you anticipate earning in your current and/or future Western courses.
• Enter information for each class you are taking this quarter, including the number of credits, and your expected grade.
• Only include classes in which you will earn a grade of A through F, or Z letter grade. S/U, P/NP, and W grades do not count towards your Western GPA.
• If you are repeating the course, check the Course Repeat box and enter the grade earned from your most recent attempt. Note: The GPA calculator will not return an accurate value when the repeated course taken at Western changed credit value or grading mode (letter grade or S/U grade). Do not check the Course Repeat box if the course was originally taken at a transfer institution.
• The Quality Points column will auto-populate with the points earned for each class. These points are used to calculate your GPA.

Click "Calculate" to determine your projected quarterly and cumulative Western GPAs. See results displayed in the summary box, at the bottom of the calculator. On the left will be your projected quarterly GPA and completed GPA hours. On the right you’ll see your projected cumulative Western GPA and GPA hours.

If you would like to calculate your projected GPA considering more than 10 classes, follow these steps:

1. Calculate your projected GPA with the first 10 classes.
2. Enter this intermediate GPA into the Current WWU GPA and GPA Hours boxes at the top of the calculator.
3. Add the additional classes.
4. Calculate the GPA based on the intermediate GPA and the additional coursework.

Repeat the calculation with different scenarios and recalculate. If you would like to consider an entirely new scenario, click the Reset button to clear all data entered. Otherwise, simply modify individual classes, and/or anticipated grades, and click Calculate again.