Student Progress & Grade Calculator

This gizmo thing's a study assistant thingie that assists you, your parents, and teachers in being able to see how you're doing in school. It takes into account your assignment grades and such and makes an educated prediction about what grades you'll get and what you have to do to get the ones you want. It's really neat because it does all the math and such for you.

• See how good or bad you’re doing in school right now
• Guess what your end of year grades could be
• Find areas of class you have to work harder at
• Set goals which are not too hard or too easy
• Plan your study time so you’re not freaking out at the last minute

There are all sorts of grade calculators to pick from, depending on what you need to figure out for school.

• Weighted Grade Calculator - That one's for when different tests or homeworks are worth more than others.
• Final Grade Calculator - It will let you know how much you must score on the final to reach your ideal grade
• GPA Calculator - So that you can see how well you're doing in all of your classes.
• Test Score Calculator - Determine what you must score on a large test to pass.
• Progress Tracker - A school report card type program which displays where you are at each time.

So, it's like a magic math machine. You enter your scores and how much each one is worth, and it gives you your grade. It's very straightforward but really makes you know where you are at.

• Tells you what you might get on your report card based on what you put in
• Does the math for you with all those %s and points
• Gives you a cool chart or graph to see your progress
• Lets you set it up for how your teachers do grades
• You can use it on your phone or computer

1. Obtain your test scores and assignment.
2. Inform it how each score will be accounted for in your grade.
3. Select the style that your instructor follows in providing grades (for example, A=90-100, B=80-89, and so on).
4. Hit "Calculate" and boom, you’ve got your grade and how you’re doing.
5. Mess with the numbers to see what happens if you do better on the next test.

1. You get a good idea of how you're doing in class without waiting for report cards.
2. Plan your homework and study time smarter.
3. Use it to make choices that help you get better grades