How to use this calculator
Enter total required credits, completed credits, current semester credits, and remaining semesters after this term.
The calculator estimates how many credits remain and how heavy each future semester must be.
Estimate remaining credits for graduation and the course load needed each semester. The calculator highlights graduation progress, overload risk, and whether your credit plan is on pace.
Enter total required credits, completed credits, current semester credits, and remaining semesters after this term.
The calculator estimates how many credits remain and how heavy each future semester must be.
The result shows whether your graduation plan is on pace. A reasonable credit load suggests on-time completion. A high required load signals overload or graduation delay risk.
Some programs require specific course types, not only credit totals. Use this as a credit-load estimate, not a degree audit.
If 120 credits are required, 78 are completed, 15 are in progress, and 2 semesters remain, 27 credits remain, or 13.5 credits per semester.
Subtract completed and current credits from your program requirement to estimate remaining credits.
You can graduate on time if credits per remaining semester fit your school workload limits and required courses are available.
Divide remaining credits by remaining semesters and adjust for course difficulty and availability.
A course load above 18 credits per semester is often considered heavy for many students.
A failed course can reduce completed credits and increase the credit load needed in later semesters.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Main result | Primary study metric with status |
| Health score | 0 to 100 planning quality indicator |
| Risk signal | Shows whether action is needed |
| Recommendation | Specific next step based on the result |