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Questions about the tools

How is GPA calculated?

GPA (Grade Point Average) is the weighted average of your grade points across all courses, where each course is weighted by its credit value. The most common scale runs from 0.0 to 4.0. You can find the full method at the Carnegie Classification and your own institution's registrar page.

What is the difference between a credit hour and an ECTS credit?

A US semester credit hour typically represents one hour of classroom instruction plus two hours of self-study per week over a 15-week semester. An ECTS credit (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) represents approximately 25–30 hours of total student work. One full year of European study equals 60 ECTS credits.

Are the tool results official?

No. The calculators use standard formulas as a guide. Your official GPA, workload and costs are determined by your institution. Always confirm figures with your university's registrar or student services office.

Why does my GPA look different from what my university shows?

Grading scales and credit structures vary by institution and country. Some universities use a 4.3 or 5.0 scale, or weight honours courses differently. The tool uses a generic 4.0 scale as a starting point — check your institution's own conversion table.