How this page works
Pick a school, then search its list by course number or name. Titles and codes are the common public ones, enough to tell CS50 from CS106A. Credits come from the catalog row; change them when your section differs. If a course is missing, type its number and add it.
Taken courses with a letter drive the earned GPA. Planned courses with a letter roll into the projected GPA. A row left without a letter becomes credits left, which is what the target uses.
The engine is the one Quick uses. The large number follows this school's own method: unweighted 4.0 for most colleges, the 4.3 table where A+ is 4.3, and honors and AP points for the typical high-school list. The other three methods stay visible for comparison.
Grades stay in this browser. Nothing about your courses is sent to a server.