Grade goals
Updated 2 months ago
Set the GPA you're aiming for, then give each class a grade goal that adds up to it. BetterCampus shows you whether you're on track.
How it works
You start at the top with a GPA goal — the number you want at the end of the term.
From there you set a grade goal for each class. Those class goals are what actually get you to the GPA: a 3.7 needs a different mix of grades than a 3.2, and this is where you decide which classes carry the weight.
It's worth being realistic here. Setting every class to an A hits any GPA goal on paper and tells you nothing useful.
Free vs Pro
Free gives you one grade goal. Pro lets you set a goal for every class, which is what makes the per-class planning work properly.
See Free vs Pro.
Working out what you need
Once your goals are set, use what-if grades to test whether they're reachable — put a score on an upcoming assignment and see whether the class lands where you need it.
Related
Grade trends — whether you're heading the right way