Law School GPA Calculator
Estimate law school application GPA on a 4.33 A+ scale, total quality points, excluded credits, failing credits and the future average needed for a target GPA.
Project inputs
Change any value to update the result. Units, boundaries and conditional fields are validated by this calculator’s own engine.
Course-by-course transcript entries
Add every GPA-bearing attempt and retain excluded entries so the credit treatment is visible.
Law School GPA Calculator results
How to use the law school GPA calculator
This law school GPA calculator uses a dedicated engine, live visual and explanations specific to this problem. Review the assumptions before using the output for purchasing, design, grading, pricing or operational decisions.
A transparent LSAC-style GPA estimate
This law school GPA calculator applies a 4.33 value to A+, standard plus/minus values to GPA-bearing letter grades, and credit weighting to calculate quality points. Pass, credit, withdrawal, incomplete and audit entries are excluded from the arithmetic shown.
Course-by-course control
Add each course with its grade and attempted credits. Use custom points only for an institution-specific grade that you have already translated carefully. Failing grades remain in the estimate because zero-grade-point attempts can materially affect a cumulative result.
Combine previous work and plan a target
Earlier cumulative GPA and GPA credits can be combined with the entered rows. Add future credits and a target GPA to calculate the average grade points required, the best possible result at 4.33, and whether the target is arithmetically reachable.
Important CAS limitation
The official Credential Assembly Service transcript summary can handle repeated courses, academic forgiveness, withdrawals, nontraditional grades, international records and institutional notations under detailed rules. This independent estimate is for planning and checking, not an official LSAC report.
Law School GPA Calculator questions
Does an A+ count as 4.33?
The calculator uses 4.33 for A+ in its LSAC-style estimate. Your institution’s own displayed GPA may use a different ceiling.
Are pass/fail credits included?
Pass, credit, satisfactory, withdrawal, incomplete and audit-style entries are excluded here unless you choose a custom GPA-bearing value.
Can I calculate the GPA needed next year?
Yes. Enter your combined current record, future credits and target GPA to see the required future average and maximum possible result.