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Weighted Grade Calculator

Combine assessments or category averages that carry different shares of the course. Use the weights in the syllabus and note whether the work entered totals 100%.

Weighted assessments

Add scores and their syllabus weights. Use 20 for a 20% weight, not 0.20.

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Coursework and exam categories

Contribution from each item

Scores of 80 at 40% and 90 at 60% produce 86%.

What an incomplete weight total means

When weights are incomplete, the result is normalized across the work entered. That shows performance so far, not a guaranteed final grade.

Common gradebook mix-ups

  • Applying a category weight to every assignment inside that category.
  • Mixing decimal weights with percentage weights.
  • Treating future ungraded work as zero.

Reviewed September 2026.

Questions about Weighted Grade Calculator

What if my weights total less than 100%?

The calculator reports your average across the entered weight and tells you that the course is incomplete.

Should I enter category averages or individual assignments?

Use whichever level receives the published weight. Do not apply a category weight again to every assignment inside it.

Why is the answer normalized when weights are incomplete?

Normalization describes performance across the work entered. It avoids treating every future assessment as a zero.

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