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Study Smarter, Not Longer

Ten honest, no-sign-up study tools that run entirely in your browser — grade calculators that tell you the truth, flashcards you can actually study from, citations formatted properly, and planners that turn “I should study” into a real schedule.

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Grades

GPA Calculator

Work out your semester GPA on the standard 4.0 scale. Add each course with its credit hours and the letter grade you earned (or expect), and this tool does the weighted maths for you — perfect for checking where you stand before report cards or transcripts come out.

Letter grade → grade points (standard 4.0 scale)
LetterPointsLetterPointsLetterPoints
A+ / A4.0B−2.7D+1.3
A−3.7C+2.3D1.0
B+3.3C2.0D−0.7
B3.0C−1.7F0.0
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Final Grade Calculator

Find out exactly what score you need on your final exam to hit your target grade. Enter your current grade, how much the final is worth, and the grade you want — and get an honest answer, even if the news is “already secured” or “not mathematically possible”.

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Weighted Grade Calculator

Calculate your real course grade when assignments count for different amounts. Add each assignment or category (quizzes, essays, midterms…) with its score and its weight from your syllabus, and see your weighted grade plus the letter grade it earns.

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GPA Scale Converter

Convert between percentage, letter grade and 4.0 GPA using the standard US scale. Type a percentage or pick a letter grade and instantly see its equivalents — handy when a school, scholarship or application form asks for your grades in a different format.

PercentageLetter gradeGPA (4.0)

Schools vary slightly — some use A+ = 4.3 or different cut-offs. Always check your own school's official scale for transcripts and applications.

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Study Tools

Flashcard Maker & Study Mode

Build your own flashcard deck for any subject — vocabulary, dates, formulas, definitions — then flip through it in Study Mode and honestly mark what you know. Great for last-minute revision and for topics that only stick through repetition.

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Citation Generator — APA 7 & MLA 9

Format a correct bibliography entry for a website or a book in APA 7th edition or MLA 9th edition style. Fill in what you know, copy the result into your reference list, and stop losing easy marks to citation formatting.

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Study Schedule Planner

Turn a scary exam date into a calm, day-by-day study plan. Tell it when the exam is, how many topics you need to cover, and how many hours you can realistically study each day — it spreads the topics evenly so you finish before exam day, not the night before.

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Test Prep

Practice Quiz Maker

Turn your notes into a practice test you can actually take. Write multiple-choice questions with four options each, hit “Take the quiz”, and get an instant score with a per-question review showing exactly what you got wrong — the fastest way to find your weak spots before the real exam.

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Scientific Calculator

A full scientific calculator for maths and science homework — powers, roots, percentages, π and e, sin/cos/tan and logarithms, with brackets and full keyboard support. It uses a safe built-in expression parser (no risky shortcuts), so a mistyped sum gives a clear error instead of a wrong answer.

 
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Type on your keyboard too — Enter = equals, Esc = clear.
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Test Prep

Exam Countdown & Study Hours

See exactly how long is left until exam day — and how much to study daily to be ready. Enter your exam date, syllabus size, and the mastery level you're aiming for, and it works out the daily study hours needed, keeping the last 2 days free for revision.

About StudyKit

StudyKit is a set of ten small, honest tools for high school and college students in the US, UK, Canada and Australia. Every calculator uses the standard formulas your teachers use — the 4.0 GPA scale, weighted averages, APA 7 and MLA 9 reference formats — and everything runs locally in your browser. No accounts, no uploads, no tracking of your grades: type, calculate, get on with studying.

Grades matter, but they're information, not a verdict. If a result here isn't the one you hoped for, treat it as a map: it shows exactly where you stand and what to work on next.

Contact

Spotted a formula that doesn't match your school's scale, or have an idea for a tool students actually need? Email us at [email protected] — student suggestions are how most of these tools got built.