UK Calculator Hub

Everything you need to track your UK degree progress, predict your Honours classification, and manage your module marks.

Calculators

Degree Classification Calculator

Calculate your Weighted Average Mark (WAM) and find your Honours classification with year weightings.

Cumulative Grade Calculator

Track your UK university grades across all years and predict your final degree classification.

Masters Grade Calculator

Calculate your postgraduate WAM and see if you're on track for a Distinction, Merit, or Pass.

Module Grade Calculator

Calculate your final module grade from weighted assessment components like coursework and exams.

Final Grade Calculator

Find out exactly what score you need on your final exam to pass or hit a target classification.

Year Grade Calculator

Calculate your WAM for a single academic year and see per-module contribution.

Resit Grade Calculator

Calculate the impact of failing a module and taking a resit capped at 40%.

Planning & Tracking

Grade Tracker

Persistently track your UK degree WAM across semesters and view your progression chart.

First Class Honours Calculator

Find out if you're on track for a First and exactly what you need in remaining modules.

What Grade Do I Need?

Calculate exactly what average you need in your remaining modules to hit a specific classification target.

Careers & Data

Graduate Scheme Eligibility

Check which UK graduate schemes you qualify for (Goldman Sachs, NHS, Big 4, etc.).

Postgraduate Requirements

Check degree requirements for UK Masters, LPC, MBA, and PhD programmes.

Admission Checker

Convert A-Levels to UCAS points and check eligibility for Russell Group universities.

Average Grade by Subject

See the average degree classification by subject at UK universities based on HESA data.

UK to US GPA Converter

Convert your UK degree classification or percentage into a standard 4.0 US GPA.

Understanding the UK Degree Classification System

Unlike the US system which uses a 4.0 GPA scale based on letter grades, the UK higher education system grades students using a percentage-based approach, which is then mapped to a degree classification (Honours).

  • First-Class Honours (1st): 70% and above. This is the highest level of degree, equivalent to an A average in the US.
  • Upper Second-Class Honours (2:1): 60% - 69%. This is a very good degree and is often the minimum requirement for many graduate programs and top employers.
  • Lower Second-Class Honours (2:2): 50% - 59%. Equivalent to a B/C average in the US.
  • Third-Class Honours (3rd): 40% - 49%. The lowest passing honours degree.
  • Fail: Below 40%.

Your overall degree classification is usually determined by your Weighted Average Mark (WAM), calculated by weighting your module marks by their credit value.