Education Calculators

Test scores, credit hours and the running of a classroom or a course. These tools serve students planning their studies and the people who teach and administer them, with the admission and enrolment figures both sides need.

Two numbers dominate a law school application: your LSAT score and your undergraduate GPA.

Raw correct answers are not your ACT score: each section converts to a 1 to 36 scaled score, and the composite is the rounded average of three of them.

A classroom can feel merely crowded long before it breaks a rule, and it can also break a rule while feeling fine.

Reading accuracy is the share of words a reader gets right, and it is the number teachers use to decide whether a text is too easy, just right, or too hard.

Enrollment rate is the simplest measure of whether a school, course, or program is filling its seats: enrolled students divided by the eligible pool, as a percentage.

Charging $40 an hour sounds fine until taxes, expenses, and all the unpaid hours of prep, driving, and admin eat half of it.

Fell behind on credits?

Transferring between a semester school and a quarter school comes with a quiet trap: the credit numbers on your transcript stop meaning the same thing.

Credit points (quality points) are what grades are worth once weighted: grade points × credit hours.

Price times students is where course revenue starts, not where it ends.