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Combine your quarter grades and the final exam into one semester grade, using your school’s own weighting.
The default 40 / 40 / 20 split is the most common U.S. high school pattern.
How it works
Multiply each term grade and the final exam by its share of the semester, add the three products, then divide by the total weight. Most U.S. high schools weight the two quarters at 40% each and the semester exam at 20%.
Worked example
Quarters of 88% and 82% at 40% each, with a 91% final exam at 20%, give (88×40 + 82×40 + 91×20) ÷ 100 = 86.2%.
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Common questions
Set the exam weight to 0. The calculator then averages the two terms using the weights you entered.
No. GradeKit divides by the total weight you entered, so 45 / 45 / 10 or any other split works.
Yes. Enter the first two trimesters in the term fields and the third in the exam field, then set the weights your school uses.
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