Cumulative GPA Calculator (Rutgers)

How does Rutgers calculate GPA?

Rutgers GPA is a weighted average: grade value multiplied by course credits, divided by total graded credits. Rutgers academic advising pages describe this grade-points method and list grade values such as A = 4, B+ = 3.5, B = 3, C+ = 2.5, C = 2, D = 1, and F = 0. See the official Rutgers grade-point average calculation guide.

What does this calculator include?

It calculates semester GPA from up to six courses and can also project cumulative GPA if you enter your current GPA and completed GPA credits. That makes it useful both before registration and after grades are posted.

What should Rutgers students check?

Pass/no-credit, repeated courses, transfer credits, and school-specific policies may affect official records. This calculator is for planning, not an official transcript calculation.

Frequently asked questions

• Is this official Rutgers GPA?
  No. It follows the visible Rutgers grade-point method but your official GPA is maintained by Rutgers.
• Do pass/fail courses count?
  Pass grades may earn credit but are usually not included in GPA calculations. Check your school rules.
• Why enter current GPA and credits?
  Those fields let the calculator project cumulative GPA after the new semester.
• Can I add more than six courses?
  This page includes six rows for speed and mobile usability. You can combine courses with the same grade if needed.
• Which Rutgers campuses does this fit?
  It uses the common Rutgers grade-value method, but students should still confirm school-specific policies.