Over the last six months, CalculatedPath has grown from a set of GPA calculators into one free place for everything a high schooler tracks on the way to applying to college.
Plan all four years from your school's real course list
Pick your high school and add courses straight from its approved A-G list, 9th through 12th grade, summers included. Community college classes count too. Enter grades each semester and your GPAs update as you go.
See where your GPA fits at every UC and Cal Poly
Tap any GPA to see it against the middle 50% of admitted students at each UC campus, and against the published range for each Cal Poly SLO college.
Keep every test score together
Record AP, IB, SAT, PSAT, ACT, and CLT results as they come in, so they are in one place when an application asks.
Write your activities once, use them on every application
Add each activity and award to one master list as you go. When applications open, it's already shaped for the UC application (350-character descriptions) and the Common App (150 characters, 10 activities, 5 honors).
Build your college list
Search colleges across the country and track each one from Following to Applying to Applied, with admit rate, graduation rate, and cost of attendance on hand.
Also new
- Summer before 9th is in the planner. It counts toward A-G and the Cal Poly SLO GPA.
- Quick estimate mode in the calculators.
- Share your plan as an image with a counselor, parent, or friend.
- 25 years of AP scores: how every AP exam's scores are distributed, year by year.
Coming soon: get feedback from family
Invite a parent, grandparent, or family friend to look over your path and suggest changes, starting with your activities. They can suggest; you decide what to keep.
What should we build next? If you have an idea, a suggestion, or something that's confusing or missing, tell us. We read every note, and a lot of what's above started as one from a student or parent.
The Calculated Path Team