<aside> 💡 Calculate your grade in any class without the legwork.

• The sum of grades beneath the Weighted Grade column is your grade in the class.
• Here is an example of how you can use this table to track and calculate your current grade within a course </aside>

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<aside> 💡 Feel free to use this table and replace it with your own course information.

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<aside> 💡 ↓ Click the “Add a new course” button to calculate your grade in a new course, this button generates a new table.

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<aside> 💡 Want to track your GPA as well? No Problem!

Below is a sample GPA calculation [Formulas are referenced from the TMU GPA calculation page]

1. The tracker will take the course weight and multiply it by the grade points for each grade.

• For example: if Course A has a course weight of 1.00 and your grade was an 80%, the tracker will automatically convert your percentage grade into its grade points (3.67) and Letter Grade (A-). These conversions are referenced off TMU’s Grade Scale.

1. The tracker will add the products of the multiplied grade points and weights together, you can see this number at the bottom of the Grade Points x Weight Column.
2. The tracker will also add up the total of the course weight. You can see this at the bottom of the Course Weight Column. </aside>

GPA Tracker

<aside> 💡 4. To calculate the CGPA for this student we divide the (Total of Grade Points x Weight) by the (Total Course Weight) CGPA = (Total of Grade Points x Weight) ÷ (Total Course Weight) CGPA = 21.67 ÷ 7.00 CGPA = 3.10 5. In this table below, the courses column is linked to the above GPA Tracker, feel free to link/unlink courses to see how that impacts your GPA (ex: you’re planning on retaking/dropping a course)

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Final CGPA

<aside> 💡 6. Your Final CGPA is shown below the Final CGPA Column ———————————————————————————————^

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<aside> 💡 NOTE: if you add or remove a course from the GPA tracker, make sure the courses linked in the Final CGPA Courses column match accordingly, a new course will not automatically be linked.

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