How will my Degree be Classified?

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How will my Degree be Classified? DOES THIS APPLY TO ME?? This guidance applies to all students who expect to graduate from July 2019 onwards. The guide applies to you if you are graduating with a Bachelors Degree including BA Primary Education with or without recommendation for QTS

Completion of your Award If you are a Single Honours student you must achieve an overall aggregate at Level H of 40%+; if you are a combined honours student you must achieve 40%+ in both Subjects. You must not have any mark associated with non submission, nor must you have a mark of 0 associated with academic misconduct; You must achieve a minimum of a Grade E in all qualifying components; PSRB requirements must be met if appropriate.

How do my marks relate to degree classes? Your marks and grades for individual assessments relate to degree classes as shown opposite. If all your marks fall in the same class band, that is what you will get! However, most students aren’t quite so consistent……. A+ or A 70-100 First class Honours [1st] B or B+ 60-69 Upper Second Class Honours [2i] C or C+ 50-59 Lower Second Class Honours [2ii] E or D 40-49 Third class Honours [3rd]

Level C is included in your degree calculation You should be aware that Level C is an important part of your studies at Liverpool Hope: It will be included in your degree calculation; It is a pivotal platform on which to build excellent academic achievement at the higher levels of study.

Determining your Overall Aggregate Two methods are used Method 1: 10% of Level C; 30% of Level I; 60% of Level H Method 2: 25% Level I; 75% Level H.

How will my degree class be calculated? Calculating your Overall Aggregate Mark Procedure We will calculate your overall aggregate mark in TWO ways: 10:30:60 (Level C mark x 10% ) + (Level I mark x 30%) + (Level H mark x 60%). 25:75 (Level I mark x 25%) + (Level H mark x 75%). Example A student’s marks are: Level C 55; Level I 62; Level H 75. (55x10%) + (62x30%) + (75x60%) = 5.5 + 18.6 + 45 = 69.1. (62x25%) + (75x75%) = 15.5 + 56.3 = 71.8.

How will my degree class be calculated? Borderline cases If your overall highest aggregate falls within 2 rounded marks of the next grade boundary we will consider you to be a borderline student. We will look at your transcript and check whether 50% of your Level H marks are in the higher classification – we can only include first attempts. If 50% of your assessments are in the higher band you will achieve the higher of the degree outcomes. Note: The Board will focus ONLY on the quality of your work. The Board will NOT take into account any mitigating circumstances. 7

Fit To Sit If you aren’t fit to do a Level H assessment Fit To Sit If you aren’t fit to do a Level H assessment.. DO NOT ATTEMPT THE ASSESSMENT If you miss an assessment and you have evidence of acceptable mitigating circumstances [not necessarily ”medical”], you will normally be entitled to undertake the assessment later with no penalty. By submitting any assessment you are deeming yourself fit to be assessed. Therefore, it is essential to: submit evidence of mitigating circumstances to explain absence from an exam; seek an extension if you are not able, for good reasons, to submit work on time.

Where do I find more information? This information is for Guidance Only. To find more about how Boards of Examiners will consider your detailed profile go to: http://www.hope.ac.uk/gateway/students/supportandwell-being/studentadministration/understandingyourdegree/