Disclaimer: How to Use EasyGrade Results
This disclaimer explains that EasyGrade calculators give estimates for planning, not official grades, and that your teacher, school or institution always has the final say.
Last updated October 2026.
Disclaimer: the short version
EasyGrade is a free set of grade calculators. Results are estimates based only on the numbers you type and the grading scale you choose. They are not official grades, academic advice, or a promise of any result. Your teacher’s gradebook and your school’s policies decide your real grade. If a result matters, confirm it with your teacher.
Results are estimates, not official grades
The calculators apply standard arithmetic, such as averages, weights and cutoffs, to your inputs. Your school may count work differently, for example by dropping grades, rounding at a different point, capping extra credit or using its own scale. The calculators cannot see those rules. See the grading methodology for exactly what each tool does.
Scales and charts are examples
The standard, plus/minus and 7-point scales, and the GPA values on the grading charts, are common examples. They are not official standards. Schools and teachers set their own cutoffs, so the same percent can earn different letters in different places. Always check your syllabus or ask.
What-if tools do not predict outcomes
The final, midterm, curve and semester calculators show what would happen if certain scores occur. A needed score is arithmetic, not a forecast. A grade curve result shows what a method would do, not what your teacher will do.
Accuracy and errors
We test the calculators and aim to make them accurate, but we cannot promise they are free of errors or that they will work in every browser. Check important results by hand using the formulas on the methodology page. If you find an error, please contact us with the numbers you entered.
No academic, financial or legal advice
Nothing on this site is academic, financial, legal or professional advice. GPA results do not guarantee admission, scholarships, eligibility or any other decision. Those are made by the institutions involved.
Your responsibility
You are responsible for how you use the results and for any decisions you make from them, including study plans, course choices or what you tell others about a grade. EasyGrade is not responsible for losses or consequences that follow from relying on an estimate. Nothing here limits rights you have under the law where you live.
Teachers and schools using the tools
If you are a teacher or administrator, treat the class grade calculator and other tools as a helper. Check results against your own gradebook before you record or share them, and follow your school’s privacy rules before entering student information. The tools run in your browser and do not upload data. See the privacy policy.
External links and independence
Links to outside sites, such as Wikipedia, are for background reading. We do not control or endorse their content. EasyGrade is independent and is not affiliated with any school, university or exam board.
Changes to this disclaimer
We may update this page. The date at the top shows when it was last changed.
Related pages
- Grading methodology for formulas and rounding rules.
- Privacy policy for what is stored.
- Contact to report an error.
- Easy grader to start calculating.
Disclaimer questions
Are EasyGrade results my official grade?
No. They are estimates from the numbers you enter. Your teacher or school sets the official grade.
Can I rely on a needed final exam score?
Use it as a planning guide. Confirm the final’s weight and any school rules with your teacher.
Why does my teacher’s grade differ from the calculator?
Common reasons are different weights, dropped work, rounding, extra credit rules, or a different scale.
Are the grading scales official?
No. They are common examples. Check your own syllabus.
Do you guarantee the calculators are error-free?
No. We test them carefully but cannot guarantee zero errors. Please report anything that looks wrong.
Is this academic advice?
No. It is a calculator, not advice from a school or counsellor.
Can teachers use these for official records?
Treat them as a helper and check against your own gradebook before recording anything.
Is EasyGrade connected to any school?
No. It is independent.
How do I report a mistake?
Use the contact page and include the numbers you entered.