Iuvo: GPA, Degree Plan Tracker
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Iuvo (pronounced "yoo-voh", Latin for "help") is a free, beautiful, and informative-yet-simple app that aims to help college students track the progress of their degree plan and ultimately, their college career. Iuvo was designed and created from the ground up by a college student FOR college students. With Iuvo, students can now enter their data from their degree plan and transcript into a single app and be informed with interesting data about the progress of their college career. Data such as overall GPA, GPA with transfer credit, degree plan completion, courses completed, hours completed, and grade distribution are all readily available and helps give insight to how well a student is doing in their classes. Iuvo aims to stand out when compared to other GPA calculators and similar apps. The design is bold and unique while the interface strives to be as simple as possible so that first-time users feel right at home when starting to use Iuvo.
Features:
- Attractive design and simple user interface.
- Flexible degree plan system: Just about any degree plan can work with Iuvo.
- Organize your courses with groups and semesters in order to better match the structure of your degree plan.
- Make changes to your degree plan on the fly.
- Stay up to date with your GPA, degree plan completion, and grade distribution.
- Hide courses that you have taken from your degree plan.
- Exclude courses (such as transfer credit) from your GPA calculation.
- Change the GPA scale to match your institutions' GPA scale.
- Backup your degree plan database to your SD card.
- Restore your degree plan using a database from your SD card.
Bug reports and feedback are always welcome! Thank you for your support!
Iuvo (pronounced "yoo-voh", Latin for "help") is a free, beautiful, and informative-yet-simple app that aims to help college students track the progress of their degree plan and ultimately, their college career. Iuvo was designed and created from the ground up by a college student FOR college students. With Iuvo, students can now enter their data from their degree plan and transcript into a single app and be informed with interesting data about the progress of their college career. Data such as overall GPA, GPA with transfer credit, degree plan completion, courses completed, hours completed, and grade distribution are all readily available and helps give insight to how well a student is doing in their classes. Iuvo aims to stand out when compared to other GPA calculators and similar apps. The design is bold and unique while the interface strives to be as simple as possible so that first-time users feel right at home when starting to use Iuvo.
Features:
- Attractive design and simple user interface.
- Flexible degree plan system: Just about any degree plan can work with Iuvo.
- Organize your courses with groups and semesters in order to better match the structure of your degree plan.
- Make changes to your degree plan on the fly.
- Stay up to date with your GPA, degree plan completion, and grade distribution.
- Hide courses that you have taken from your degree plan.
- Exclude courses (such as transfer credit) from your GPA calculation.
- Change the GPA scale to match your institutions' GPA scale.
- Backup your degree plan database to your SD card.
- Restore your degree plan using a database from your SD card.
Bug reports and feedback are always welcome! Thank you for your support!
Category : Education
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Reviews (3)
Kar. Q.
Mar 18, 2014
I really like the interface and simplicity of this app! But it would be better if it is possible to add courses into multiple groups. It would be beneficial to students who is doing either a double major or minor with classes that correlate with each other
Eri. G.
Jan 17, 2014
Wish there was an app like this on Apple.
This app is simple to set up and use (which is always a good thing for those of us with very small attention spans). I highly recommend this for anyone planning for a college career. The only change I would advise is allowing multiple degrees to be added, but, even without that, you can work out a way (all be it cluttered) to list multiple degree classes.