RAI Calculator

Grade-point average:

Enter your high school grade-point average and scale. If your school provides more than one GPA (e.g. weighted GPA and non-weighted GPA), use the best GPA.

Number of completed core courses:

Enter the number of full-year courses that you've taken or plan to take in English, mathematics, natural science, social science, computer science and world languages. (A one-semester course counts as 0.5.) While additional courses in areas such as fine arts and technology will help round out your high school experience and prepare you for future careers, they are not part of the core courses used to calculate your admission index.

Working with your high school guidance counselor, consult the following document to determine what courses count in the Regent Admission Index calculation:

Acceptable courses for Regent Admission Index (PDF)

The RAI Formula

(3 x ACT composite score)
+ (30 x Cumulative GPA)
+ (5 x Number of years of RAI-approved high school courses completed in the core subject areas)

= RAI score

Regent Admission Index Calculator for high schools that do not provide rank

Test score

I took the

ACT Composite score:

SAT Score Total:

CLT Score Total:

Grade Information

Grade-point average

on a scale of

Number of completed core courses

Based on the information provided, your unofficial index score is:

The calculator is an advising tool to help high school students plan and prepare for college. Your actual index will be computed by the institution when you apply for admission.

Regent Admission Index Formula

(3 x ACT composite score)
+
(30 x Cumulative GPA)
+
(5 x Number of years of high school courses completed in the core subject areas)