Aut Honours Calculator

Determine your eligibility for AUT Honours status by calculating your Honours GPA. This calculator helps you understand how your grades translate to the Honours GPA scale and whether you meet the requirements for honours.

How to Use This Calculator

To calculate your AUT Honours GPA:

Enter your total number of credits attempted in your degree.
Enter your total number of credits passed.
Enter your total number of credits failed.
Select your degree level (Bachelor's or Master's).
Click "Calculate" to see your Honours GPA and eligibility status.

The calculator will display your Honours GPA and indicate whether you meet the requirements for honours. The result will show whether you are eligible for honours, provisional honours, or not eligible based on AUT's criteria.

How the AUT Honours GPA is Calculated

The AUT Honours GPA is calculated using the following formula:

Honours GPA = (Total Credits Passed / Total Credits Attempted) × 100

Your Honours GPA is then compared to AUT's eligibility criteria:

Honours: 75% or higher
Provisional Honours: 70-74.99%
Not Eligible: Below 70%

For Master's degrees, the requirements may vary slightly, so ensure you check the specific criteria for your program.

AUT Honours Requirements

AUT's honours requirements typically include:

A minimum Honours GPA of 75% for Bachelor's degrees.
A minimum Honours GPA of 70% for Master's degrees.
Completion of a specified number of credits in the major field.
No more than a specified number of credits failed.

These requirements can vary by faculty and program, so it's important to check the specific criteria for your degree.

Note: The exact requirements for honours may vary by faculty and program. Always check the latest information from AUT's academic regulations.

Worked Example

Let's calculate the Honours GPA for a student with the following details:

Total Credits Attempted: 120
Total Credits Passed: 90
Total Credits Failed: 30
Degree Level: Bachelor's

Using the formula:

Honours GPA = (90 / 120) × 100 = 75%

Since 75% meets the Bachelor's honours requirement, this student would be eligible for honours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Honours and Provisional Honours?

Honours requires a GPA of 75% or higher, while Provisional Honours requires a GPA between 70% and 74.99%. Provisional Honours may be converted to full honours if the student meets additional criteria.

How do I know if I meet the honours requirements for my specific program?

You should check the academic regulations for your specific degree program. The general requirements are 75% for Bachelor's and 70% for Master's, but some programs may have additional criteria.

Can I still graduate if I don't meet the honours requirements?

Yes, you can still graduate with a standard degree if you don't meet the honours requirements. Honours is an additional distinction that some students achieve.