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Can somebody help me with calculating my grade average? Only the best 90 credits are counted.
Module 1: 64.4% - 30 credits
Module 2: 50.4% - 30 credits
Module 3: 33.5% - 15 credits
Module 4: 54% - 15 credits
Module 4: 53% - 30 credits
I got 56.53% but I'm not sure if its right.
(P.S. I know my grades are really bad but I was sick at the time)
Module 1: 64.4% - 30 credits
Module 2: 50.4% - 30 credits
Module 3: 33.5% - 15 credits
Module 4: 54% - 15 credits
Module 4: 53% - 30 credits
I got 56.53% but I'm not sure if its right.
(P.S. I know my grades are really bad but I was sick at the time)
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(Original post by zcsanib)
Can somebody help me with calculating my grade average? Only the best 90 credits are counted.
Module 1: 64.4% - 30 credits
Module 2: 50.4% - 30 credits
Module 3: 33.5% - 15 credits
Module 4: 54% - 15 credits
Module 4: 53% - 30 credits
I got 56.53% but I'm not sure if its right.
(P.S. I know my grades are really bad but I was sick at the time)
Can somebody help me with calculating my grade average? Only the best 90 credits are counted.
Module 1: 64.4% - 30 credits
Module 2: 50.4% - 30 credits
Module 3: 33.5% - 15 credits
Module 4: 54% - 15 credits
Module 4: 53% - 30 credits
I got 56.53% but I'm not sure if its right.
(P.S. I know my grades are really bad but I was sick at the time)
The credits are 19.32, 15.12, 5.025, 8.1 and 15.9, for a total of 63.465 out of a possible 120. Assuming that they don't filter them in any way (e.g. ignore the lowest and highest), then that gives an overall average of 52.9% (3 s.f.).
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52.89
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you should probably learn how to do a weighted average
[30 x (0.644+0.504+0.53) + 15 x (0.335 + 0.54) ] / 120
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you should probably learn how to do a weighted average
[30 x (0.644+0.504+0.53) + 15 x (0.335 + 0.54) ] / 120
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(Original post by RogerOxon)
Please tell me that this isn't a STEM subject ..
The credits are 19.32, 15.12, 5.025, 8.1 and 15.9, for a total of 63.465 out of a possible 120. Assuming that they don't filter them in any way (e.g. ignore the lowest and highest), then that gives an overall average of 52.9% (3 s.f.).
Please tell me that this isn't a STEM subject ..
The credits are 19.32, 15.12, 5.025, 8.1 and 15.9, for a total of 63.465 out of a possible 120. Assuming that they don't filter them in any way (e.g. ignore the lowest and highest), then that gives an overall average of 52.9% (3 s.f.).
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(Original post by mnot)
52.89
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you should probably learn how to do a weighted average
[30 x (0.644+0.504+0.53) + 15 x (0.335 + 0.54) ] / 120
52.89
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you should probably learn how to do a weighted average
[30 x (0.644+0.504+0.53) + 15 x (0.335 + 0.54) ] / 120
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(Original post by RogerOxon)
Please tell me that this isn't a STEM subject ..
The credits are 19.32, 15.12, 5.025, 8.1 and 15.9, for a total of 63.465 out of a possible 120. Assuming that they don't filter them in any way (e.g. ignore the lowest and highest), then that gives an overall average of 52.9% (3 s.f.).
Please tell me that this isn't a STEM subject ..
The credits are 19.32, 15.12, 5.025, 8.1 and 15.9, for a total of 63.465 out of a possible 120. Assuming that they don't filter them in any way (e.g. ignore the lowest and highest), then that gives an overall average of 52.9% (3 s.f.).
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(Original post by zcsanib)
They ignore the lowest 30 credits, so wouldn't they ignore the 33.5% altogether but 50.4% will still be half-counted?
They ignore the lowest 30 credits, so wouldn't they ignore the 33.5% altogether but 50.4% will still be half-counted?
Wow you get to chop off 30 credits that is generous.
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(Original post by zcsanib)
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(Original post by mnot)
You would have to check with your uni, where I did my undergrad i dont think you could split credits like this, so you would have to take off the lowest 2 15 credits as they have an average lower than 50.4 but you will have to check your universities grading regulations.
Wow you get to chop off 30 credits that is generous.
You would have to check with your uni, where I did my undergrad i dont think you could split credits like this, so you would have to take off the lowest 2 15 credits as they have an average lower than 50.4 but you will have to check your universities grading regulations.
Wow you get to chop off 30 credits that is generous.
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(Original post by zcsanib)
I go to you UCL btw (just in case you went to the same uni)
I go to you UCL btw (just in case you went to the same uni)
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