Plan four years on your school's official course list, calculate your UC and CSU GPAs with the universities' published rules, and check how every AP exam really scores. Free for students, no account needed to see your numbers.
+ 6 more courses in grades 10-11
(76 grade points + 8 honors points, capped) / 20 semesters
4.20UC capped weighted GPA
UC's published rules: honors points capped at 8 semesters, max 4 from 10th grade.
9th-10th grade · start here
Map all four years from your school's real course list and watch your GPAs update as you build.
11th grade check-in
Your three UC GPAs, computed the way UC admissions reads them, honors caps included.
11th grade check-in
Your CSU admission GPA, with dual enrollment counted right and Cal Poly SLO's 9th-grade rule handled.
Application season
One master list of your activities and awards, shaped into UC and Common App formats without retyping.
The planner and calculators read from the official UC A-G course lists, covering 2,876 California high schools. You plan with the courses your school really offers, already marked the way UC counts them.
Source: UC's official A-G course database. Checked daily.
Score distributions get published in scattered one-year tables. Here they live in one place: all 40 AP exams, every year since 2002, in charts you can read at a glance.
Source: College Board score releases, 2002-2026.
2026 score distributions
· % is the share scoring 3 or higher
Explore all 40 examsThe GPA math comes from UC and CSU's published documentation, edge cases included: honors caps, Cal Poly SLO's extra year, dual enrollment counted double.
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