Free Education Calculators
Calculate GPA, grades, percentages, averages, statistics, college costs, study time and more with our free online tools.
Education Calculator Collection
Simple calculators for students, teachers and parents.
GPA Calculators
1. GPA Calculator
Calculate GPA from course grades and credit hours.
2. Weighted GPA Calculator
Calculate GPA using weighted courses.
3. Cumulative GPA
Calculate cumulative GPA from previous and current GPA.
4. College GPA Calculator
Calculate college GPA using grade points and credits.
Grade Calculators
5. Grade Calculator
Calculate your percentage and letter grade.
6. Final Grade Calculator
Find your final course grade from current grade and final exam.
7. Required Final Exam Grade
Find the exam score required to reach your target grade.
8. Semester Grade Calculator
Calculate a weighted semester grade.
9. Percentage Calculator
Calculate what percentage one number is of another.
10. Average Calculator
Calculate the average of multiple numbers.
Math & Statistics Calculators
11. Mean, Median & Mode
Calculate basic statistics from a list of numbers.
12. Standard Deviation
Calculate population standard deviation.
13. Fraction Calculator
Add two fractions.
14. Pythagorean Theorem
Calculate the hypotenuse of a right triangle.
15. Probability Calculator
Calculate simple probability.
16. Ratio Calculator
Simplify a ratio.
College & Student Calculators
17. College Cost Calculator
Estimate total college cost.
18. Student Loan Calculator
Estimate monthly student loan payments.
19. Study Time Calculator
Estimate study time based on number of subjects.
20. Graduation Date Calculator
Estimate graduation date from your start date and program length.
About EduCalc Tools
EduCalc Tools provides free, easy-to-use education calculators for students, teachers, parents and lifelong learners.
Our calculators are designed to make common academic calculations quick and simple, including GPA, grades, percentages, statistics, college costs, student loans and study planning.
Results are estimates for educational and planning purposes. Always verify important academic, financial or institutional requirements with your school, college or university.