Find out in two minutes what most families learn in April of senior year.
Your best-16 core GPA, computed the way the NCAA computes it — against the real 2.30 and 2.20 lines, with the courses that don't count called out.
- Best 16
- core courses
- 2.30
- D1 line
- 4
- divisions
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Your best-16 core GPA, computed the way the NCAA computes it — against the real 2.30 and 2.20 lines, with the courses that don't count called out.
- Your real best-16 core GPA — the number the Eligibility Center computes, not your report-card average.
- A verdict for all four divisions, with the exact GPA you are short by if you are short.
- Every course that does not count toward eligibility, named, so you can fix your schedule before it is locked.
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Before you start
Why is this different from my school GPA?
The NCAA ignores most of your transcript. It uses sixteen approved core courses, forced into a fixed subject distribution, on an unweighted scale. A 3.4 report-card GPA and a 2.1 core GPA live together all the time.
Is this the official number?
It's the same arithmetic, run on the courses you enter. What we can't do is confirm each course is on your school's NCAA-approved list — your counselor can pull that in a minute, and it's worth asking.
What does it cost?
The verdict, the best-16 math and the gap analysis are free and always will be. The paid report adds the course-by-course plan, college matches and a record that re-runs itself every marking period.