Your WAM, or Weighted Average Mark, is a calculation of the average mark you achieve across the units you complete in your course.

All units completed under the same course (with the same course code) will be included in the Grade Point Average (GPA) and Weighted Average Mark (WAM) for ...

Select a year level - (e.g. 1 for first year, 2+ for all other years). · Enter a mark - (e.g. 65). · Enter the enrolled credit point value of the unit - (e.g. 6).

The below WAM calculator is based upon the calculation used to assess eligibility to graduate with distinction or apply for law school honours.

This GPA Calculator allows you to easily compute your Grade Point Average. Follow the instructions below to use the calculator: Enter Grade Details: For ...

University of Western Australia (UWA) - Calculate your current GPA with ease and plan your academic future. This web app allows to customize grade systems.

How your WAM is calculated. See the official University of Melbourne website for more details. ... Where n is the number of subjects you have completed so far, ...

The Weighted Average Mark (WAM) provides an indication of your overall academic performance in each course undertaken here at the University.

This tool will help you quickly convert marks between different grading systems. Enter mark in the From field, select grading systems, and then click Convert.

The formula used is: sum of (course marks x course credit point values) divided by sum of course credit point values. The following table provides an example of ...