Build your homeschool transcript and watch the GPA calculate as you type
Enter each year's courses, grades and credits. The transcript fills in with the unweighted and weighted GPA while you work, free. When it's right, get the print-ready PDF with the GPA workings, a course description template and your state's homeschool law for $29, once.
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What the $29 PDF gives you beyond the preview
The preview shows the transcript. The PDF is the version you print, sign in ink and send, with the pages an admissions office or scholarship committee may ask about.
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The transcriptPart 1
Courses by year with grades and credits, yearly and cumulative GPA printed as quality points divided by credits, credits by subject, the grading key, and a certification and signature line for you as administrator.
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GPA workingsPart 2
Every course's grade points, credits, quality points and any weighting, with the totals and the division, so anyone can check a figure on the transcript.
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Course description templatePart 3
Set out with your student's first course and the full course list by year, with space for what was covered, the materials, how the work was evaluated and how the credit was earned.
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Your state's homeschool lawPart 4
The statute your state's homeschooling runs under, the notice, records and testing rules, whether the state sets graduation requirements, and who issues the diploma, each with its citation, as of 29 September 2026.
Every GPA on the transcript shows its own arithmetic
Each course earns grade points (A is 4.0, A- is 3.7 on a plus/minus scale). Multiply by the course's credits to get quality points, add them up, and divide by the credits that were graded. The weighted GPA does the same after adding the honors, AP or dual enrollment points you chose.
Pass and in-progress courses are listed but kept out of the GPA, and an F counts as 0 points and earns no credit. Colleges may recalculate a GPA with their own rules (College Board, BigFuture), so the PDF prints every input.
The weighted GPA guide works a full four-year example.
| Course | Level | Grade | Points | Credits | Quality points | Weighted |
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| English 10 | Standard | A- | 3.7 | 1.0 | 3.70 | 3.70 |
| Geometry | Honors | B+ | 3.3 | 1.0 | 3.30 | 3.80 |
| AP Chemistry | AP | B | 3.0 | 1.0 | 3.00 | 4.00 |
| Spanish II | Standard | A | 4.0 | 0.5 | 2.00 | 2.00 |
| Totals | 3.5 | 12.00 | 13.50 | |||
Unweighted: 12.00 / 3.5 = 3.43
Weighted (honors +0.5, AP +1.0): 13.50 / 3.5 = 3.86
Homeschool graduation rules in your state
47 of the 50 states and DC set no graduation requirements for homeschool students, so the family, or the school it homeschools under, decides when the course of study is complete. New York, North Carolina and Pennsylvania set some high school requirements for homeschoolers in statute or regulation. In North Dakota, the rules depend on the legal option or on who issues the diploma. Each state page gives the statute, the notice and records rules, and who issues the diploma.
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Questions parents ask before they print
Who issues a homeschool transcript?
In most states the parent who administers the home school prepares the transcript and any diploma. Under some legal options a church school, umbrella school or approved organization issues the diploma instead, and New York's Education Department says a home-instructed student cannot be awarded a local or Regents diploma. Your state's page sets out who issues the diploma under each option, with the source.
Will a college accept a transcript I made myself?
Each college sets its own requirements for homeschool applicants, so check the admissions page of every college on the list. The transcript says plainly that it was issued by the parent as administrator of a home education program, and the GPA workings page lets an admissions office recalculate anything it wants to.
Should AP and dual enrollment courses be weighted?
No national rule decides it. Adding 0.5 for honors and 1.0 for AP is common, and families differ on dual enrollment. Pick the weighting in the grading panel; the key on the transcript states exactly what was added. The dual enrollment guide shows how Ohio and Georgia convert college hours for their public schools.
Can I update the transcript after senior year?
Your entries are saved in this browser, so changing IP grades to final grades takes a minute. Each $29 purchase produces one PDF, so a final transcript after graduation is a second purchase.
What happens to my student's information?
The preview runs entirely in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere while you type. When you buy, the transcript details go to our server to build the PDF and stay with your order so it can be re-sent. Email [email protected] and we will delete them.