First Time Students and Transfer Students

If this is your first term at WSSU, either as an entering freshman or a transfer student, you will not have a WSSU GPA until all your grades have been posted at the end of the term. Your GPA for the first semester will also be your cumulative GPA at WSSU. This cumulative GPA will change based on the grades you receive in subsequent terms.

Continuing Students

To use this calculator you will need to know your Cumulative GPA and your GPA Hours. This information is available to you in Banner Rams Online. 

These calculations are unofficial. Repeated courses are excluded from these calculations. For your official GPA, please contact the Registrar's Office.

Required Information

Enter your GPA Hours: and your Cumulative GPA:

How will the classes I'm taking this term affect my GPA?


Enter the credit hours and expected grade for (up to ten) courses that you are presently taking below and press "Calculate" to find your predicted new cumulative GPA at the end of this term.    

Course 1 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:
Course 2 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:
Course 3 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:
Course 4 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:
Course 5 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:
Course 6 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:
Course 7 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:
Course 8 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:
Course 9 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:
Course 10 Credit Hours And your anticipated grade:

If I earn the grades listed above, my GPA this term will be:

If I earn the grades listed above, my Cumulative GPA at the end of the term will be


I would like to raise my cumulative GPA to

If I can maintain a average from this point forward, how many additional credit hours will it take to raise my cumulative GPA to my goal?

You will need to take additional credit hours to reach your goal GPA.


What does my term GPA need to be to raise my cumulative GPA?


I want to raise my cumulative GPA to .
I am taking credit hours.

Your term GPA will need to be