Grade Audit
Where you actually stand, in numbers. A&P courses are usually graded by category (lecture exams, lab exams, quizzes, and so on). Enter your categories the way your syllabus describes them, then add the assessments you've taken and the ones still to come.
Before you start
Open your syllabus and your gradebook. The syllabus tells you the category weights. The gradebook tells you your scores. Both are needed. Accuracy here matters because the output is only as honest as the input.
Your targets
Three grades you might be aiming for. Enter the ones that apply.
Institutional minimum.
Nursing or pre-health requirement.
Where you'd love to be.
Start from a template
Common A&P grading structures. Pick one that matches your syllabus or start blank and build it yourself. You can adjust category weights after loading a template.
Your grade categories
Each category has a weight (like "Lecture exams 40%"). Add the assessments in each category. Enter a score for ones you've already taken. Leave scores blank for ones still to come, or enter a predicted score for planning.
What you need
If you score the same on every remaining assessment, this is what you'd need to average to hit each target.
Scenario playground
A realistic plan is rarely "score the same on everything." Enter predicted scores for remaining assessments in any category above and check the predicted-score box to flag them as predictions. The projection below updates automatically.
How to use this
In any category above, enter your predicted score for an assessment you haven't taken yet, then tick the "Predicted score" box next to it so it counts as a projection instead of a real grade. Be realistic, not aspirational. Assessments you leave unpredicted are assumed to match the average of your predictions.
Save your work
This calculator keeps your data in your browser. Print or download a copy to reference or share with your facilitator.
Bring this to Week 1
Your completed audit is the first real data in your Status for Week 1. Print it, save it, or note down the key numbers. Your facilitator and team will reference it during the opening triage.