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I'm an international student and I'm struggling to understand how to calculate credits. Is there any formula, which will help me to figure out overall percentage that I have?
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I'm an international student and I'm struggling to understand how to calculate credits. Is there any formula, which will help me to figure out overall percentage that I have?
P.S. Sorry, if I'm posting it in the wrong section.
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Hello!
I'm an international student and I'm struggling to understand how to calculate credits. Is there any formula, which will help me to figure out overall percentage that I have?
P.S. Sorry, if I'm posting it in the wrong section.
Hello!
I'm an international student and I'm struggling to understand how to calculate credits. Is there any formula, which will help me to figure out overall percentage that I have?
P.S. Sorry, if I'm posting it in the wrong section.
For example, let's say there are 100 credits in a year.
You have a 50 credit unit and two 25 credit units.
You get 80 in the 50 credit unit, and 60 and 70 in the other two.
Your overall grade is 80*(50/100) + 60*(25/100) + 70*(25/100) = 72.5
Happy to help with this calculation, however you have to have attempted it first and post your working if you get stuck.
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Above answer is correct. You could also do this. Whatever credit the module is divide that number by 10 then multiply your mark by this number e.g a 20 credit module you will multiply your mark by 2 and for a 40 credit multiply by 4. Add all the credits together then divide by 10.
Example
58 in a 20 credit module
70 in a 40 credit module
57 in a 20 credit
63 in a 20 credit
58 x 2
70 x 4
57 x 2
63 x 2
636 Then divide by 10 = 63.6
Hope this helps
Example
58 in a 20 credit module
70 in a 40 credit module
57 in a 20 credit
63 in a 20 credit
58 x 2
70 x 4
57 x 2
63 x 2
636 Then divide by 10 = 63.6
Hope this helps
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Yes... weighted averages.
For example, let's say there are 100 credits in a year.
You have a 50 credit unit and two 25 credit units.
You get 80 in the 50 credit unit, and 60 and 70 in the other two.
Your overall grade is 80*(50/100) + 60*(25/100) + 70*(25/100) = 72.5
Happy to help with this calculation, however you have to have attempted it first and post your working if you get stuck.
Yes... weighted averages.
For example, let's say there are 100 credits in a year.
You have a 50 credit unit and two 25 credit units.
You get 80 in the 50 credit unit, and 60 and 70 in the other two.
Your overall grade is 80*(50/100) + 60*(25/100) + 70*(25/100) = 72.5
Happy to help with this calculation, however you have to have attempted it first and post your working if you get stuck.
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Above answer is correct. You could also do this. Whatever credit the module is divide that number by 10 then multiply your mark by this number e.g a 20 credit module you will multiply your mark by 2 and for a 40 credit multiply by 4. Add all the credits together then divide by 10.
Example
58 in a 20 credit module
70 in a 40 credit module
57 in a 20 credit
63 in a 20 credit
58 x 2
70 x 4
57 x 2
63 x 2
636 Then divide by 10 = 63.6
Hope this helps
Above answer is correct. You could also do this. Whatever credit the module is divide that number by 10 then multiply your mark by this number e.g a 20 credit module you will multiply your mark by 2 and for a 40 credit multiply by 4. Add all the credits together then divide by 10.
Example
58 in a 20 credit module
70 in a 40 credit module
57 in a 20 credit
63 in a 20 credit
58 x 2
70 x 4
57 x 2
63 x 2
636 Then divide by 10 = 63.6
Hope this helps
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Hi,I have 240 credit unit in my graduate diploma in business Administration how do I know how many percentage I’ve got it.Total modules 10 each one have 20 credit.And last research project have 40 credit.Total credit = 240
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Can u plz help me has well plz I got 36 merit and 9 passes and I got a conditional offer in southbank they want 60 credit for adult nursing now with my grade I don't know if I have met the criteria .
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