UF Final Grade Calculator
Worried about your final? Enter your current grade, desired grade, and the final's weight to find out what you need to score.
How to Calculate Your Needed Score
1. Current Grade
Enter your current percentage in the class before the final exam.
2. Desired Grade
Input the overall percentage you want to end the class with (e.g., 90% for an A).
3. Final's Weight
Find the weight of the final exam in your syllabus and enter it as a percentage.
4. Get Your Target
Click the button to see the exact score you need on your final exam.
Your Best Study Partner
Focused Studying
Knowing your target score helps you prioritize your study time efficiently, focusing your energy where it's needed most.
Strategic Planning
Understand whether you need to aim for a perfect score or if you have a comfortable buffer to secure your desired grade.
Reduces Anxiety
Remove the guesswork and uncertainty. A clear goal can reduce stress and help you approach your final exam with confidence.
Final Exam Questions
What do I do if the calculator says I need over 100%?
If the required grade is over 100%, it means your desired overall grade is mathematically unreachable. In this case, your goal should be to score as high as possible on the final to maximize your course grade. You can also use the calculator to find the score needed for a more realistic target grade.
Where can I find the weight of my final exam?
The weight of your final exam is almost always listed in your course syllabus. Check the "Grading" or "Assessments" section. If you can't find it, ask your professor or TA well in advance of the exam.
How does a curve affect this calculation?
This calculator works best for classes with a fixed grading scale. If a class is curved, your final letter grade depends on your performance relative to your classmates. However, you can still use this tool to set a target raw score on the exam, which is often what curves are based on.