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Flinders University
grading scale

Quick answer: At Flinders University, HD (High Distinction) is 85–100%, and the GPA runs on a 7-point scale. Verified against the university’s own grading policy.

Grade bands

GradeMarks
HD — High Distinction85–100%
DN — Distinction75–84%
CR — Credit65–74%
P — Pass level50–64%
F — Fail0–49%

How the average is calculated

GPAΣ(grade value × topic unit value) / Σ(topic unit value)

There is no CGPA→percentage conversion at this or any Australian university. A WAM is already a percentage; a GPA is a band collapse and cannot be reversed. See why.

Honours classification

ClassRange
H1 — Honours First Class85–100%
H2A — Honours Second Class Division A75–84%
H2B — Honours Second Class Division B65–74%
H3 — Honours Third Class50–64%
Fail0–49%

Other grades and notations

Codes that can appear on a transcript alongside the grades above.

CodeMeaningNotes
NGPNon-graded pass for satisfactory performance
WNWithdraw, Not Fail
WFWithdraw Fail

Confirmed for this university

  • No WAM located
  • NGP and WN are excluded from the GPA entirely, not counted as zero
  • Pre-2021 results were NOT retroactively rescaled
  • No GPA-to-percentage conversion published

University details

StateSA
SectorPublic
AffiliationInnovative Research Universities (IRU)
Main measure7-point GPA
Standard unit value4.5 credit points
TEQSA provider IDPRV12097
CRICOS00114A

Contact

AddressSturt Rd, Bedford Park, South Australia 5042
Phone1300 354 633
Flinders Connecthttps://askflinders.microsoftcrmportals.com/
Websitehttps://www.flinders.edu.au/

Sources

The figures on this page are read from the university’s own published policy or official grading page:

Further official documents we have identified for this university but have not yet read. They are listed so you can go to the source yourself — nothing on this page is drawn from them:

Band cut-offs are set by the university and change over time. The grade printed on your academic transcript is always the authoritative figure.