Semester ClarityKnow what your next grade, credit, or GPA move actually requires.
Semester Clarity is a connected set of academic planning tools, not a single-answer calculator. Enter what you already know about a course or term, see the transparent math behind the result, and carry that course into a private, browser-only workspace called My Semester so the next decision does not mean starting over.
Start with a question
What Semester Clarity helps you decide
Browse every decision in the engine library.
Every engine shares the same standard: real depth, transparent math, and a genuine reason to exist, connected to the next decision rather than standing alone.
Course grade outcomes
Current grade, final needed, target grade, maximum attainable grade, and remaining-assessment planning.
GPA planning
Semester and cumulative GPA, GPA recovery, target-GPA scenarios, and graduation-GPA projections.
Tests and assignments
Test percentage, questions correct or missed, and the score a remaining assessment needs to carry.
Policies and attendance
Drop-lowest, missing-work, extra-credit, retake, and absence-limit scenarios, always labeled as your entered rule.
Degree progress
Credits remaining, required pace, and projected completion term from your own numbers.
Academic thresholds
Dean's list, probation recovery, and honors-eligibility scenarios, checked against a rule you enter.
Workload planning
Study-time allocation and workload forecasting from your own entered priorities and estimates.
My Semester
An optional, browser-local workspace that connects your saved courses into one semester view.
Grades and GPA math is rarely just arithmetic
A single grade or GPA question usually hides several smaller ones: what weight does the final actually carry, does a dropped score change the denominator, is a zero a real score or an assumption, and what does "cumulative" mean once transfer credit is involved. Semester Clarity is built to make those assumptions explicit instead of silently picking one for you. Read the reasoning behind that approach on Methodology, and who the site is built for on About.