OU Grade Calculator

How to Calculate Your OU Grade

1. Enter each module name, percentage grade, and credit value in the calculator above.
2. Set credits to 30 for standard modules. Adjust for dissertations or double modules.
3. The calculator automatically computes your credit-weighted average and shows your classification.
4. Use the target grade feature to find out what you need on remaining modules.

Use our weighted grade calculator to calculate each year's credit-weighted average. Apply your programme's published year weighting separately; this calculator does not yet model programme-specific classification algorithms.

When to Use This OU Grade Calculator

Use this OU grade calculator, also described as a The Open University grade calculator, when you have module percentages and credit values and want a clear, provisional view of your current average. It is most useful after a set of results has been released, before choosing how to prioritise remaining assessments, or when you are checking a target for your final year. Your university's exam board and academic regulations remain the source of your official classification.

Start by calculating each module from its coursework, practical and exam components if needed. Then add the module result here with its credit value. If you are still waiting for results, use the target option to model a range of marks rather than relying on a single prediction. This gives OU students a practical route from individual assessment marks to an overall degree-classification estimate.

Useful Tools for OU Students

Beyond the basic calculator above, we have several tools that OU students find helpful:

• Use our university grade calculator for a quick overall classification check across all your modules.
• Break down individual module marks from coursework and exams with the module grade calculator.
• Find out exactly what marks you need on remaining assessments with the target grade calculator.
• Read our guide to UK degree classifications to understand what each class means for your career.
• If you need to convert your percentage to a GPA for international applications, try the GPA calculator.