Attendance target calculator
Find the minimum future classes you must attend to meet your own attendance requirement, and whether the target is reachable.
How it works
A worked example
You attended 24 of 30 held classes, with 10 still scheduled. To finish at 75%, attend at least 6 of those 10; you can miss at most 4.
Assumptions to check
Every class counts equally. Enter the requirement from your own institution; 75% is an example, not a country-wide rule. Excused absences, partial attendance, minimum per-module rules and timetable changes are not applied. The denominator includes every future class you entered.
Read all calculation notes ↗A few useful answers
Does the country selector choose my attendance requirement?
No. The requirement is yours to enter. Country and level do not determine your attendance policy.
Can I reach a target already above my best possible attendance?
Not within the fixed timetable entered. Check for errors and discuss the policy with your institution; the calculator does not waive absences.
Planning estimates, not official academic results. Your course and institution set the rules.
From this result to your next step.
Confirm the rule for your course
Enter counted classes, classes attended, classes remaining and the required percentage. Attendance policies can count lectures and labs separately or apply exceptions. Use the timetable and rules for this particular requirement.
Think in whole classes
The required number of attended classes rounds upward because a fraction of a class cannot meet a threshold. If the timetable changes, update remaining classes. Record actual attendance separately from a future attendance goal.
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