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Attendance Calculator

Your attendance percentage and how many more classes you can miss without losing the right to sit the exam.

Your attendance

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Your attendance—
Absences so far—
Absences you are allowed—
You have left—
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How this was worked out

    The formula

    attendance = classes attended ÷ total classes × 100

    Where it comes from

    The calculation is simple, but the margin is worth looking at from the side of the classes required rather than the absences allowed: on a minimum of 80 % over 60 classes you have to attend 48, so you can miss 12.

    How to work it out by hand

    1. Divide the classes you have attended by the total
    2. Multiply by 100
    3. Work out the minimum classes required and subtract from the total to see how many you can miss

    What is worth knowing

    The usual minimum sits between 75 % and 85 % depending on the institution, and in many cases authorised absences still count towards the total even where they carry no disciplinary consequence. It is worth checking the specific rules: in some places the percentage is worked out per course and in others across the total hours of the year.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many classes can I miss?

    On a minimum of 80 % over a 60-class course, you can miss 12.

    How is attendance percentage calculated?

    Classes attended divided by total classes, times 100.

    Do authorised absences count?

    At many institutions they do count towards the percentage, even where they carry no disciplinary consequence. It depends on the rules of each one.