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Convert any score to a percentage and letter grade. Plus: find out exactly what grade you need on your final exam to reach your target course grade.

Score to percentage & letter grade

Enter the points you scored and the total possible points to get your percentage grade and letter grade.

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What grade do I need on my final?

Enter your current grade, the weight of the final exam, and the overall grade you want to achieve. The calculator shows exactly what you need to score.

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Letter grade scale

The standard US letter grade scale used by most schools and colleges:

Letter gradePercentage rangeGPA pointsMeaning
A+97–100%4.0Exceptional
A93–96%4.0Excellent
A−90–92%3.7Excellent
B+87–89%3.3Above average
B83–86%3.0Above average
B−80–82%2.7Above average
C+77–79%2.3Average
C73–76%2.0Average
C−70–72%1.7Average
D+67–69%1.3Below average
D60–66%1.0Below average
FBelow 60%0.0Failing

How to use the "what grade do I need?" calculator

The formula is: Required = (Target − Current × (1 − Final weight ÷ 100)) ÷ (Final weight ÷ 100). For example, if your current grade is 78%, the final is worth 30%, and you want an 80% overall: Required = (80 − 78 × 0.70) ÷ 0.30 = (80 − 54.6) ÷ 0.30 = 84.67%. You would need a 84.67% on the final.

Frequently asked questions

Divide your score by the total points and multiply by 100. Score of 38 out of 45: (38 ÷ 45) × 100 = 84.4%.

Use the "What grade do I need?" calculator above. Enter your current grade, the weight of the final (e.g. 30%), and your target (e.g. 60% to pass or 70% for a C). The calculator shows exactly what score you need.

75% is a C+ on the standard US grading scale (73–79% range is a C/C+).

90 out of 100 is 90%, which is an A− on the standard US scale (90–92% = A−, 93–100% = A/A+).

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