Weighted and unweighted
Schoology GPA Calculator
Check a GPA estimate from the courses available in Schoology, compare weighted and unweighted results, and use the grading scale that matches your school.
How to check your GPA from Schoology grades
- Open GradeSync and authorize your participating Schoology district.
- Review the course percentages available from your current gradebook.
- Choose weighted or unweighted GPA and identify advanced course levels when applicable.
- Select the grading scale your school uses, then compare the estimate with your school's official policy.
Course percentages are not automatically GPA points
Schoology usually displays percentages or letter grades, while schools convert those results into GPA using their own rules. GradeSync separates the course grade from the GPA scale so students can see how the conversion works instead of treating every school as identical.
Weighted versus unweighted GPA
An unweighted scale generally gives the same maximum points to each course. A weighted scale may add points for honors, Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or other advanced courses. GradeSync lets students identify course levels and compare both views.
Use a preset or customize the scale
Letter cutoffs and weighting policies vary. Choose the closest available scale, then adjust custom values when your school publishes a different policy. This is especially important near letter-grade boundaries.
Simple example
Percentages become grade points
On a common unweighted 4.0 scale, an A may count as 4.0 points and a B as 3.0 points. Four equally weighted courses at A, A, B, and B would average to a 3.5 GPA. Honors or AP weighting, plus your school's exact letter cutoffs, can change that result.
An estimate, not a transcript
Only your school can issue an official GPA. GradeSync's result is a planning estimate based on available grades and the selected scale. GradeSync is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by PowerSchool or Schoology.