Is First/Upper Second a first class degree in uni of Wolverhampton

I am a bit confused it it counts as a first of you get 68.7% and 70% in 100 credits level 6.

For a Bachelor's Degree with Honours, Wolverhampton, calculates your degree classification based upon best results from 180 credits from levels 5 and 6, where a minimum of 100 credits are at level 6.

So when you say, "68.7% and 70% in 100 credits level 6" do you mean "68.7% in 80 credits at level 5 and 70% in 100 credits level 6"?

Hi there's thank you for replying 😊
I think they count 4 of you best level 5 modules and 5 of your level 6.

My modules result are
Level 5
70
75
68
64

Level 6
71
70
63
73
59

Well, that's not quite what their academic regulations say.

There are actually two relevant documents, "University Academic Regulations 2023-2024 (Undergraduate 20 credits)" and "University Academic Regulations 2023-2024 (Undergraduate 30 credits)". I'm sure the "20 credits" version would apply to you, as each of your modules appear to be worth 20 credits.

Appendix B in that document says (for "Bachelor's Degree with Honours" where "Number of University of Wolverhampton credits taken" is "240 - 360":
"Percentage average based on best results from ... Minimumn of 100 credits at level 6, to include independent study/project module". (And yes, that is how they've spelled "minimum". )

So you could, if it made sense to do so, use 120 credits from level 6 and just 60 from level 5, in the calculation. However, looking at your unit scores (thank you for providing them), you'll be using 100 from level 6 and 80 from level 5 to get the best result. These give you an average, across all those modules / credits of 68.1%. That's puts in what they call "First/Upper Second boarder range 1st/2.1" (and yes, they've spelled border wrong.)

For those in the first/upper second border range, you'll get the higher award (i.e. a first) if you obtain "70% or above in at least 60 credits at Level 6". Your best 60 credits at Level 6 are all 70% or above (71, 70 and 73). So my reading of their regulations is that just would be awarded a first. Congratulations.

Please read the regulations yourself to ensure you agree. And even then, you'd need to await the uni's official calculation to be absolutely sure.