My GPA Planner: planificador de cursos y calculadora de GPA para Frisco ISD, gratis

Unofficial planner, not made by or connected to Frisco ISD. Rules can change, so check your plan with your school counselor.

Current GPA

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Projected GPA

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Unweighted GPA

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4.0 scale. Colleges see this too.

Best possible GPA

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With these courses, if every grade were 100

Class rank

Enter your counselor's numbers to see rank status

Your target GPA Top-10% cutoff

What this means for college

Next up

Graduation

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Grades to watch

Plan checks

Endorsements

How endorsements work

Every student earns at least one. This checks your plan against Frisco ISD's 2026-27 guide; your counselor makes the final call.

Charts

How your GPA adds up

Credits by year

Each bar is one year's credits. Darker parts are the courses that count the most in GPA.

Tier III (AP, dual credit) · 6.0Tier II (Advanced) · 5.5Tier I (on-level) · 5.0Not in GPA

GPA by year

Green is your projected GPA. Gold is the most that year's courses allow. The gap is what grades below 100 cost.

ProjectedBest possibleTarget

SAT scores

Each dot is one SAT. The dashed line is your target.

Beyond courses

Tests, colleges and activities

Tests

Colleges

Your counselor

Name Email

Ask them for the top-10% cutoff and to check your plan.

Activities & letters

Plan versions

Timeline & checklist

What's coming up

Items marked EST. use 2026 dates or typical timing. Confirm the real date and edit it. Red means overdue; gold means due within 30 days.

AP exam scores

Fill in each July when scores come out

Year	AP course	Score

The list comes from the AP courses in the Course plan. College Board fee for 2026-27: $99 per exam ($40 more if ordered late; the order deadline was Nov 13, 2026).

SAT & PSAT

SAT plan and attempts

Target SAT score

Best SAT (one sitting)

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SAT superscore

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Best Reading & Writing + best Math

Best PSAT

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PSAT/NMSQT in 11th decides National Merit

Next test

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Test	Date	Status	R&W	Math	Total	Notes

R&W = Reading & Writing. SAT sections score 200–800 each (total 400–1600). PSAT sections score 160–760 (total 320–1520). For the ACT, enter the composite (1–36) in Total. Colleges set their own score policies, including whether they superscore; check each college.

For college applications

Activities, service & work

Mark items with ★ Use on college app to count them toward the Common App limits.

Volunteer hours

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Logged with dates

Work / internship hours

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Logged with dates

Common App activities

0 / 10

Up to 10 activities

Honors & awards

0 / 5

Up to 5 honors

Recommenders

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Recommendation letters

Most selective colleges ask for a counselor letter and two teacher letters, usually from 11th-grade core teachers; check each college. A supervisor or mentor can add an optional letter.

Name	Role	Class / where	Email	Status	Notes

College list

Your college list

Add the colleges you're considering. College names link to the application page you enter. Rankings and testing rules change every year, so check each college's official site.

Texas (in-state)

Rank	College	Application plan	Testing	Net cost / yr	Status	Notes

Out of state

Rank	College	Application plan	Testing	Net cost / yr	Status	Notes

Costs

Item	Due	Amount	Paid

Fees can change each year, so check the official price.

Scholarships

Scholarship	Deadline	Amount	Status

How this planner works

Your plan stays on your device

This is a free, unofficial planner for Frisco ISD students. It is not made by or connected to Frisco ISD. Rules and dates can change, so check your plan with your school counselor.

Where your plan is kept

Everything you type saves itself in this browser, on this device. Nothing is sent to any server.
There are no accounts and no sign-in.
Clearing your browsing data erases the plan, so keep a saved file as a backup.

Saving a copy and using other devices

Save plan makes a copy of your plan. On a phone it opens the share menu, so you can email it to yourself or save it to Google Drive, OneDrive or Files.
Open plan loads a saved copy. That's how you move your plan to another device.
The Summary tab shows when you last saved a file.

On iPhone and iPad

Safari can delete a website's saved data if you don't visit it for 7 days. Adding the planner to your Home Screen (Share, then Add to Home Screen) keeps it.
Still save a file now and then, just in case.

How rank is calculated

The Frisco ISD weighted scale

More detail, including what counts and how rank works: How Frisco ISD calculates GPA and class rank.

Three tiers

Tier III · 6.0 AP, IB, and a few designated courses. Dual credit moves to Tier III starting with the Class of 2030 (it is Tier II for 2029 and earlier).
Tier II · 5.5 Advanced courses, Independent Study & Mentorship, Academic Decathlon, some Project Lead the Way.
Tier I · 5.0 On-level courses, including PE, Health and most electives.
Every point below 100 costs 0.1. Any grade below 70 counts as 0.

Rules that matter for rank

All courses count, electives included, unless excluded.
In 11th and 12th grade you may exclude one fine arts or athletics credit per year from the weighted GPA. The district suggests this only if your GPA is already above 5.0.
Two-credit courses count twice.
Exact rank is shown only to the top 10% and printed on their transcripts.
GPA is computed to three decimals. At the top of a Frisco class, ranks are often separated by hundredths.

Grade to points

Grade	Tier III	Tier II	Tier I	Unweighted
100	6.0	5.5	5.0	4.0
97	5.7	5.2	4.7	4.0
95	5.5	5.0	4.5	4.0
90	5.0	4.5	4.0	4.0
85	4.5	4.0	3.5	3.0
70	3.0	2.5	2.0	2.0

A 95 in an AP class (5.5) equals a 100 in an Advanced class (5.5).

Weights and rules come from Frisco ISD's GPA and Class Rank policy and the 2026-27 High School Academic Guide. Course names and availability vary by campus. Confirm your plan with your school counselor during course selection each year. This planner is unofficial and not connected to Frisco ISD.

Background photos from Unsplash: Gabriel Tovar (light mode, Amarillo, TX) and Dave Hoefler (dark mode).

Summary