Reply 1
Original post by Anonymous
Does anyone know if UEA round up by 2% like other unis?
Hello @Anonymous
To see UEA's grading policies please see the website: https://www.uea.ac.uk/about/university-information/governance/policies-and-regulations/award-regulations/regulations-for-bachelors-and-integrated-masters-awards/2020
If you have any further questions please let me know
UEA Rep Lucy
4th Year Economics Student with a Year Abroad
Reply 2
Original post by UEA Rep Lucy
Hello @Anonymous
To see UEA's grading policies please see the website: https://www.uea.ac.uk/about/university-information/governance/policies-and-regulations/award-regulations/regulations-for-bachelors-and-integrated-masters-awards/2020
If you have any further questions please let me know
UEA Rep Lucy
4th Year Economics Student with a Year Abroad
To see UEA's grading policies please see the website: https://www.uea.ac.uk/about/university-information/governance/policies-and-regulations/award-regulations/regulations-for-bachelors-and-integrated-masters-awards/2020
If you have any further questions please let me know
UEA Rep Lucy
4th Year Economics Student with a Year Abroad
Hi, I’ve read through this and it doesn’t say anything about rounding. I suppose this probably means they don’t. It’s just I noticed that other unis allow a 2% rounding up if 60 credits at Level 6 was at the higher grade. E.g if you got 58.3% overall but 60 credits at Level 6 were over 60% you’d still be awarded a 2:1. Was wondering if UEA also did this?
Reply 3
Original post by Ssrow
Hi, I’ve read through this and it doesn’t say anything about rounding. I suppose this probably means they don’t. It’s just I noticed that other unis allow a 2% rounding up if 60 credits at Level 6 was at the higher grade. E.g if you got 58.3% overall but 60 credits at Level 6 were over 60% you’d still be awarded a 2:1. Was wondering if UEA also did this?
Hi @Ssrow
UEA often for many bachelors courses are marked as 40% for second year and 60% for final year in terms of the final degree awarded. In terms of rounding, if you were very close to the border such as 59.8 I think this would get rounded up to 60. If your overall degree mark is close to a border, it very much depends how close and specifically assessed on a case by case basis, e.g. on extenuating circumstances, to whether this would change in anyway.
Hope this helps
UEA Rep Lucy
4th Year Economics with a Year Abroad Student
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