Calculate college GPA with an explicit inclusion flag per course. Mark pass/fail or other excluded courses as 0 only when your institution excludes them from GPA; included courses use credit-weighted grade points.
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The inclusion flag must be exactly 0 or 1; excluded courses add neither GPA credits nor quality points.
College GPA Calculator validates rows: grade points, credits, include in gpa (1 or 0), maximum gpa scale before applying the displayed equation. The inclusion flag must be exactly 0 or 1; excluded courses add neither GPA credits nor quality points.
College GPA Calculator: GPA = Σ(included grade points × credits) / Σ(included credits). Input definitions: rows = Rows: grade points, credits, include in GPA (1 or 0); scale = Maximum GPA scale. Use the selected convention throughout the calculation.
College GPA Calculator baseline input: Rows: grade points, credits, include in GPA (1 or 0): 4 3 1 / 3 3 1 / 0 2 0; Maximum GPA scale: 4. Output: GPA = 3.5; Credits = 6; Quality points = 21. Substitute these values into the displayed equation to reproduce the result.
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The third column makes transcript inclusion explicit. A 4-point, three-credit course marked 1 contributes 12 quality points and 3 GPA credits. A pass/fail course marked 0 contributes neither, so the example GPA remains 4. Exclusion is a user-supplied policy choice, not a rule inferred from a course name.
GPA = Σ(included grade points × credits) / Σ(included credits)
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