Track academic credits and see how close you are to a requirement or graduation target. Estimate remaining credits, progress percentage, and semester planning needs.
The result indicates whether the current class moves you meaningfully toward your credit target and how many terms may remain at your planned pace.
Credit systems vary by school. Use your official program requirements for the most accurate planning.
A student with 84 earned credits taking a 3-credit class toward a 120-credit requirement will have 87 credits, leaving 33 credits. At 15 credits per term, this is about 2.2 terms.
Subtract earned and current class credits from your required total, then divide by the credits you plan to take each term.
Use remaining credits and terms available to calculate a sustainable semester load.
Yes, if your school allows the load and required classes are available. Increase planned credits per term to estimate the effect.
You may need extra terms, summer classes, or a heavier future schedule to close the credit gap.
Credits usually reflect course workload or contact hours, but exact rules vary by institution.
| Metric | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Total credits | Credits after current class |
| Remaining credits | Gap to requirement |
| Terms left | Estimated terms at planned pace |