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Your Class of Degree
All module results count towards your final degree. The year averages will be calculated as follows:
Year 1: [Sum of best 4 half-units + (1/2) sum of remaining 4 half-units]/6
i.e. worst 4 half-units are half-weighted
Year 2 and 3: [Sum of best 6 half-units + (1/2) sum of remaining 2 half-units]/7
i.e. worst 2 half-units are half-weighted
Year 4: Average of all results.
Final mark for the degree programme is obtained as a weighted average of these year averages (weighted 1:3:5 for BSc students and 1:3:5:5 for MSci students). The final class of degree is based on this weighted average. Various factors are taken into account, but the following ranges of marks are taken as guidelines for the class of degree normally awarded:
40 - 49 Third
50- 59 Lower Second
60 - 69 Upper Second
70+ First
Firsts, upper and lower seconds and thirds are all Honours degrees.
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