How do I average grades without weight?

Add all your grades together and divide by how many grades you have. In the calculator, simply leave the weight fields blank.

Can I use this to calculate my GPA?

Yes, if you enter your grade points (such as 4.0, 3.7, 3.0) as values and the course credit hours as weights, the weighted average gives your GPA.

What if I have one very low grade?

One very low grade will pull down your mean, but you can check the median in the results to see your middle grade without extreme scores skewing it.

How to Average Grades – Free Grade Calculator

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): To average grades, add all your scores together and divide by the number of assignments if they count equally, or multiply each grade by its weight and divide by total weight if some count more. You can use the free calculator on this page to enter grades with optional weights and see your average, weighted average, lowest, and highest scores.

Do it now, right here

Type one value per line. Add a weight (for example credits or exam weight) for a weighted average; an empty weight counts as 1.

Or paste a list of numbers separated by spaces or line breaks

Average (mean)
Weighted average
Median
Lowest
Highest
Count
Sum

Step by step

Gather all your assignment, quiz, or exam grades.
If all grades count equally, type one grade per line or paste a list into the calculator above.
If some grades count more (such as a final exam or course credits), enter the weight next to each grade.
Read your simple average, weighted average, median, lowest, and highest grade below.

At a glance

Grading system	How to enter it	Result to read
Equal-weight grades	Enter grades only, leave weights empty	Average (mean)
Weighted exams or credits	Enter each grade with its weight	Weighted average
Tracking score spread	Enter all term grades	Lowest, highest, and median

How to Average Grades