Citation Generator (APA)
Builds APA 7 reference entries for journal articles, books and webpages, plus parenthetical and narrative in-text citations with et al. applied.
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Builds APA 7 reference entries for journal articles, books and webpages, plus parenthetical and narrative in-text citations with et al. applied.
Builds MLA 9th edition Works Cited entries for books, journal articles and web pages, with the matching parenthetical citation and et al.
Formats a Vancouver reference for a journal article or web page: initials without full stops, six authors then et al., and page ranges like 284-7.
Turn an IELTS band, TOEFL iBT total or Cambridge English Scale score into a CEFR level from A1 to C2, with the score that starts the next level.
Turns four IELTS skill bands or a Cambridge English Scale score into a CEFR level from A1 to C2, e.g. an overall IELTS 6.5 maps to B2.
Add six IB subject grades and the TOK/Extended Essay core points from the IB matrix to get a Diploma total out of 45, with failing conditions flagged.
Add your Verbal Reasoning, Grammar/Writing and Quantitative Reasoning scores into a CLT total out of 120, with the gap to a target score.
Add your PSAT Reading and Writing and Math section scores to get the 320–1520 total and the National Merit Selection Index, where RW counts twice.
Enter each high school class with its letter grade, level and credits to get your unweighted 4.0 GPA and a weighted GPA with honors and AP bonuses.
Combine your current GPA and credits with this term's grades to get the new cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale, with quality points per course and the change.
Enter each course with its letter grade, level and credits to get a weighted GPA with +0.5 for honors and +1.0 for AP or IB, next to the unweighted figure.
List your classes with letter grades and credits to get an unweighted 4.0 GPA and a weighted GPA that adds 0.5 for honors and 1.0 for AP or IB courses.
Turn letter grades and credits into an unweighted GPA on the 4.0 scale, with A- worth 3.7 and B+ 3.3, quality points per course and a letter equivalent.
Enter every score in a class or test group plus your own to get your percentile rank, with ties counted as half or excluded, and your position from the top.
Enter each course's credits and letter grade to get a credit-weighted college GPA on the 4.0 plus/minus scale, plus your new cumulative GPA.
Add your SAT Reading and Writing and Math section scores into a 400–1600 total, then see how many points per section close the gap to your target.
Turn points earned or points lost into an exam percentage, a letter grade on the 10-point scale, and the points a chosen pass mark requires.
Turn questions right or wrong into a percentage score and a plus/minus letter grade, with the points each question is worth on the test.