QCC Grade Point Average Calculation Tables

1 Semester: Year:

(To calculate your GPA, fill in the light green shaded areas for each semester. An example in gray is done for you.)

Tara Davis 2005 Adapted from: NMU GPA Spreadsheet

Semester Overview and Cumulative Totals

(Totals automatically appear as you fill in the semesters)

Cumulative Credits

Cumulative Points

Course TST 101

Semester

Cumulative GPA

Quality Points

Points Earned

Total Credits

Total Points

Credits

Grade

GPA

3 A

4 12.0

GPA Totals: 2 Semester: Year: Quality Points Points Earned 0 0.0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Quality Points A 4.00 A3.70 B 3.00 B2.70 B+ 3.30 C 2.00 C1.70 C+ 2.30 D 1.00 D0.70 D+ 1.30 F 0.00

Grade Projection Table

(Want to know what grades you need to keep or raise your current GPA? Fill in the light shaded areas to calculate)

Estimated Grade

Quality Points

Course

Course

Points Earned

Credits

Credits

Grade

TST 101

3 A

4.0 12.0

TST 101

3 A

4.0 12.0

Current GPA: Test GPA: GPA Totals: 3 Semester: Year: Quality Points Points Earned 0 0.0 4 Semester: Year: Quality Points Points Earned Totals: 0 0.0 Projected GPA:

Credits

Credits

Grade

Course TST 101

3 A

12

Course TST 101

3 A

Grade

12

GPA Totals: 5 Semester: Year: 0 0.0 Totals: 6 Semester: Year: 0 0.0

GPA

Quality Points

Quality Points 4.0

Points Earned

Course TST 101

3 A

4.0 12.0

Course TST 101

3 A

GPA Totals: 7 Semester: Year: Quality Points Points Earned 0 0.0 Totals: 8 Semester: Year: Quality Points Points Earned 0 0.0

Points Earned 12 GPA GPA

Credits

Credits Credits

Grade

Credits

Grade

Course TST 101

3 A

4.0 12.0

Course TST 101

3 A

Grade

Grade

4.0 12.0

GPA

Totals: 9 Semester: Year:

Totals: 10 Semester: Year:

Quality Points

Quality Points 4

Points Earned

Course TST 101

3 A

12

Course TST 101

3 A

GPA Totals: 0 0 Totals: 0 0

Points Earned 12 GPA

Credits

Credits

Grade

Grade

QCC GPA Calculation Table Instructions

1. Fill in only the light green and light orange shaded areas. 2. To erase a value you've entered, select it and press delete. 3. There is room for up to 10 semesters. Thereafter, you will have to use a new sheet and average cumulative GPA's by hand. Fill in the tables in order from 1 to 10. 4. You may list courses that do not count towards your total GPA or courses you've retaken, however, do not put in the credits or total grade points because it will result in an incorrect GPA calculation. 5. Use the GPA Projection table to calculate what grades you need to get for the current or future semester in order to maintain your GPA, raise it, or determine how much it will drop if you are not doing well in a particular course. 6. If you want to alter the dark shaded cells, you must "unprotect" the sheet. Go to tools -> protection --> unprotect sheet