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Know exactly how many classes you can afford to miss.
Enter classes attended, total classes and your target.
Attendance % = attended / total x 100 Can miss = floor(attended / target x 100) - total Must attend = ceil((target x total - 100 x attended) / (100 - target))
The two follow-up numbers assume every remaining class is either skipped or attended in a row, which is the worst and best case.
You have attended 52 of 68 classes and need 75%.
You are at 76.5%. You can miss one more class before dropping below the requirement.
The tool shows how many classes in a row you must attend to get back to the target. If the requirement is 100% the gap can never be closed, and the tool says so.
That depends on your institution. If approved leave is treated as attended, include it in the attended count.
No. Most colleges apply the threshold strictly, so 74.6% is usually short of 75%.
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