If the PDF importer can't read your DARS report, copy the chronological
section as text and paste it here. Open the PDF in any reader, find the
Undergraduate Course Record - Chronological section, select
the rows with your courses (e.g.
Fa26 BIOS1030 3.0 C+ HUMAN BIOLOGY I), copy, and paste below.
GradeLever - GPA Balance Visualization
https://www.ohio.edu/scripps-college/mcclure
ITS 2140), optional title, 1 to 6 credit hours, and a letter grade. Each one drops onto the beam as a weight, color-coded by school prefix.Your data stays in this browser (localStorage). Use ☰ → Share → Generate URL to copy a shareable link to your clipboard. The URL bar itself is kept clean so it doesn't look noisy. (Both this window and the Help window are resizable; drag the bottom-right corner.)
GPA is the weighted average of grade points by credit hours:
GPA = Σ(grade_points × credits) / Σ(credits).
On the beam, that's the same formula as the center-of-mass of weights
positioned at their grade values, so the fulcrum literally sits at your GPA.
Top of scale is A = 4.0; bottom is F = 0.0. A+ is not supported (most US schools cap at 4.0).
RG entries go to Planned (defaulted to grade A so they project as A's; you can edit each before committing). CR / W / I / IP / TR / EX / NC / P / NP are skipped (no GPA impact).localStorage automatically. No account, no backend.This Help window and the Getting Started window are resizable: drag the bottom-right corner to make them bigger or smaller.
The line below the beam ("With X credit hours under your belt…") shows the live impact of one more A in a 3-credit course AND a 4-credit course. The more credits you've completed, the smaller those numbers get; that's GPA weight.
Add a course to see how much it would move your GPA.
Pick a target GPA and how many credit hours you have to work with. We'll tell you the average grade you'd need across those credits.