Middlesex University Grade Calculator

How to Calculate a Middlesex University Degree Average

This Middlesex University grade calculator is designed for the practical first step: turning confirmed module marks and their credit values into a credit-weighted average. Enter every module that your programme says counts, use its published credits, and review the result as a planning estimate rather than an official classification.

Credit weighting matters because a higher-credit module has a greater effect on your average than a smaller module. If you only have coursework and exam marks, calculate the module result first with our module grade calculator, then add that module percentage here.

Check Your Programme Regulations

Middlesex's 2025/26 undergraduate regulations use a grade-profile method across graded FHEQ Level 5 and Level 6 credit, rather than one assumed percentage year split. They also set rules for borderline and discretionary cases.

This source normally applies across undergraduate programmes, but approved programme variations are published in course documentation. Use the calculator here for a credit-weighted planning estimate, then confirm your classification with your current regulations. If you are planning remaining assessments, the final grade calculator can help you work out the average you need.

UK Degree Classification Bands

The calculator displays the standard UK bands as a helpful guide: First Class Honours at 70% and above, a 2:1 at 60% to 69%, a 2:2 at 50% to 59%, and a Third at 40% to 49%. The university and exam board determine whether those standard bands apply exactly to your programme and how any borderline case is handled.