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Assignment Grade Calculator

Quick Answer: To find your assignment grade, divide your earned points by the total possible points.

Grade Entry

Track Individual Tasks

Assignment Grade CalculatorEarnedTotal
Overall Average
86.7%
Points Captured78 / 90
Projected Honors
B
Your Grade
86.7%
B+

Strategic Tip

Focus on high-point assignments over small daily work.

Academic Toolset

Maximize this free Assignment Tracker

This tool is designed for students who need to track multiple tasks within a single grading period.

Infinite Rows

Add as many assignments as you need for the term.

Points Priority

Input score and total possible points accurately.

Live Updates

See your running average change with every keystroke.

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Mastering Point-Based Systems

In a total points system, your grade is simply all points earned divided by all points available.

Academic Standard
(Σ Earned / Σ Total)
The Mathematics

Assignment Grade Formula

The mathematical method for averaging multiple assignment scores.

Cumulative Formula
Earned ÷ Σ Total) × 100
  • 1
    Sum Points

    Add up all the raw points you earned across all assignments.

  • 2
    Sum Possible

    Add up all the total possible points for those same assignments.

  • 3
    Divide Total

    Divide your total earned by the total potential points.

Assignment Tracking FAQ

How do I calculate a grade for one assignment?

Divide the points earned by the points possible. For example, 18/20 = 0.90 or 90%.

What is a 4.0 GPA?

A 4.0 GPA is a perfect score, representing straight As across all courses.

Percentage Reference Table

Letter GradePercentageGPA ScaleDescription
A+97100%4.0Exceptional
A9396%4.0Excellent
A-9092%3.7Very Good
B+8789%3.3Above Average
B8386%3.0Good
B-8082%2.7Above Average
C+7779%2.3Average
C7376%2.0Satisfactory
C-7072%1.7Below Average
D+6769%1.3Poor
D6366%1.0Poor
D-6062%0.7Barely Passing
F059%0.0Failing

Academic Standard

Typically, a score below 60% across most US institutions is considered a failing grade ("F").

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