Plan your grades.
Reach your target.
Know where you stand. See what it takes. Turn your next academic goal into a plan that actually fits your life.
What do I need on my final?
A target is a good place to start.
Example inputs · Requirements rounded up to 2 decimals · Your syllabus sets the rules.
What are you working towards?
Start with a question. Leave with a useful next step. New: attendance targets, study catch-up and assignment priorities.
Attendance target calculator
How many classes do I need to attend?
Study catch-up planner
Missed a day? Make a new plan.
Assignment priority planner
What should I work on next?
Final grade calculator
What do I need on my final?
Weighted grade calculator
Where do I stand in this class?
Points grade calculator
How many points do I still need?
Grade needed calculator
Can I still reach my target?
GPA calculator
See your semester and cumulative GPA.
GPA goal planner
What GPA do I need next?
Study hours calculator
Does the work fit the time I have?
Exam study planner
Give every subject a place in your week.
Assignment planner
Work backwards from the due date.
Reading deadline planner
A manageable number of pages, every day.
Writing deadline planner
Finish the draft. Leave room to edit.
Presentation time calculator
Make your words fit your time.
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From “what if”
to what’s next.
Your tools work together, so you can spend less time re-entering numbers and more time moving forward.
Set a target
See the score or GPA you need, and whether it is reachable.
Check your time
Compare your estimated work with the hours you actually have.
Make it a plan
Give the work a date. Save it, adjust it, and keep going.
Understand the numbers.
Your current grade is not your final grade
An empty box and a recorded zero mean different things. Understanding that difference makes target planning much more useful.
Is your GPA target still reachable?
Your future credits determine how much room you have to move an existing average.
Estimate your workload before filling the calendar
A full timetable is not proof that your work fits. Estimate the work, then compare it with the time.