Grade calculator
Enter your weighted categories and the scores you have, and see your current grade and what you need on the rest to hit a target.
Leave the score blank for anything not yet graded.
Result
Solid teal is already yours — no result on what's pending can take it away. The lighter band is still in play; the course grade lands somewhere inside it.
How is this calculated?
Using the tool
Enter your syllabus categories with their weights, fill in the scores you have, and leave blank what's still coming. You get the honest picture: your current grade, the window where the course can still land — and the score you need on what's left to hit any target, from a letter cutoff to the exact percent your syllabus demands.
The math
A weighted grade is a contract: each category contributes its weight times its score, out of the weight it was assigned. Everything already graded is banked — multiply each score by its weight and those course points are yours no matter what happens next. What's pending spans a window: score zero on all of it and you land at the bottom edge, ace all of it and you land at the top. The "what do I need" question is just that contract solved backwards: the target times the total weight, minus the points you've banked, divided by the weight still on the table. When that algebra says more than 100, no exam can save the target; when it says zero or less, no exam can lose it — either way, better to know before the final than after.