Estimate your semester class performance from exams, quizzes, homework, attendance, and participation. This calculator highlights your final semester score, target gap, weakest area, and improvement priority.
The result estimates your overall semester grade and shows whether your current academic mix is strong enough to meet the target score.
Default weights are a planning model. If your course uses a different grading policy, interpret the score as a performance estimate rather than an official grade.
Midterm 84, final 91, quiz 88, homework 95, attendance 98, and participation 85 produce a semester score near 90%, which is around an A-level result.
A semester grade is usually calculated by multiplying each grading category by its weight and adding the weighted scores together.
Compare your current weighted score with the target semester grade. The remaining gap shows how much the final exam or other categories must improve.
Yes, if attendance is included in the semester grading policy. Higher attendance can raise the final weighted score.
Quiz impact depends on the quiz weight. In this model, quizzes affect 15% of the semester score.
Improve the lowest weighted category first, especially if it has a large grading weight or is far below your target.
| Module | Included analysis |
|---|---|
| Semester Score | Weighted final semester estimate |
| Grade Projection | Letter grade and target gap |
| Weak Area | Lowest academic category |