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Combine quarter, term, midterm, and final percentages with syllabus weights into one semester grade.
Combine quarter, term, midterm, and final percentages with syllabus weights into one semester grade.
Example: Q1 88% (25%) + Q2 84% (25%) + midterm 90% (20%) + final 86% (30%) = 86.8%.
TERM WEIGHTS
Semester = Σ (component grade × weight ÷ 100)
WHO IT HELPS & HOW TO USE IT
Enter each graded component’s percent and weight, confirm weights total ~100%, then optionally solve for remaining work.
Before you rely on the result: Assumes percentage grades and independent weights. Does not drop lowest scores, apply curves, or enforce school rounding.
Calculation methods, rounding & data handling →UNDERSTAND YOUR RESULT
If weights do not total 100%, a normalized form uses weighti / Σ weights so relative importance is preserved while you fix the syllabus numbers.
What-if leftover: needed = (target − Σ completed contributions) ÷ (remaining weight / 100).
For a single current average and one final exam, prefer the final grade calculator. For GPA across courses, use a GPA calculator.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
It combines term, quarter, midterm, module, or final percentages using syllabus weights that should sum to about 100%. Example: Q1 88% at 25%, Q2 84% at 25%, midterm 90% at 20%, final 86% at 30% → 86.8% semester.
Yes. Rename components to quarters, modules, or terms and set each weight from your syllabus. The math is the same weighted average.
The tool warns you and shows a weight-normalized average so proportions still make sense. Fix the weights when you can so they match the syllabus.
Enter completed components with their weights, enable what-if, set your target semester percent and the remaining weight. The calculator solves for the score needed on the remaining work.
Related but different. The final grade calculator assumes one current average plus one remaining final. This page combines multiple named terms/exams with explicit weights.
Yes, using a common plus/minus percentage map for display. Confirm cutoffs with your school’s grading scale.