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LSAC / CAS GPA calculator
Estimate eligible letter-graded coursework with a cycle-specific dual-enrollment rule.
Looking for a law school GPA calculator? This is GPAcity’s LSAC / Credential Assembly Service planning tool. A law-school admissions requirement is a separate question; this estimate is not an LSAC-issued report.
Check what this tool covers
U.S./Canadian undergraduate letter grades and semester credits. Confirm the school’s LSAC conversion. Post-degree work is excluded. Unknown failures, missing original attempts, foreign records and nonstandard scales need LSAC review.
Use every convertible attempt with its grade and credits. Choose 2026–27 or 2027–28: the latter excludes college work taken in high school. Failing WF means punitive withdrawal here; a confirmed nonpunitive withdrawal uses W.
2026–27 and announced 2027–28 change; checked August 31, 2026. Policy version 2026-08-31.1. AI-assisted implementation; independent human review pending.Your course attempts
Illustrative starting entriesUse semester credits only. Enter every included attempt separately, even when the course name repeats. Do not count the same transferred course twice. Names are optional and never used to infer subjects.
Supported letter-grade values
These are service-specific values, not a universal conversion. A symbol with a different meaning at your institution needs review.
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A worked example
Illustrative example: A+ in 3 semester credits and B in 3 credits gives (12.99 + 9) ÷ 6 = 3.665, displayed as the estimate 3.67. A six-credit subset is not an LSAC cumulative report.
Official sources and limits
This is an independent planning tool, not a service-verified GPA. Eligibility, ambiguous marks and subject classification remain the responsibility of the relevant institution or application service. No admission prediction is made.
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