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University of Tasmania
grading scale

Quick answer: At University of Tasmania, HD (High Distinction) is 80–100%, and the GPA runs on a 7-point scale. Verified against the university’s own grading policy.

Grade bands

GradeMarksGrade point
HD — High Distinction80–100%7
DN — Distinction70–79%6
CR — Credit60–69%5
PP — Pass50–59%4
NN — Fail0–49%0

How the average is calculated

GPAΣ(grade point × unit credit points) / total credit points attempted

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
HF — Honours First Class80–100%
HU — Honours Second Class – Upper Division70–79%
HL — Honours Second Class – Lower Division60–69%
HT — Honours Third Class50–59%
HN — Honours Failure0–49%

Other grades and notations

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

CodeMeaningNotes
HDHigh Distinction
DNDistinction
CRCredit
PPPass
NNFail
WTOutbound cross-institutional result outstanding

Confirmed for this university

  • Marks are NOT scaled — no scaling or other marks adjustment is permitted
  • Attendance must never be used as a hurdle task or earn marks
  • Failed units count toward the GPA even if the unit is later passed
  • Credited units, ungraded passes and pending results are excluded
  • No WAM located
  • No GPA-to-percentage conversion published

University details

StateTAS
SectorPublic
Established1890
Main measure7-point GPA
Standard unit value12.5 credit points
Marks scaled?No — scaling is expressly not permitted
TEQSA provider IDPRV12110
ABN30 764 374 782

Contact

AddressChurchill Avenue, SANDY BAY TAS 7005
UniConnect / Ask Ushttps://askus.utas.edu.au/
Websitehttps://www.utas.edu.au/

Sources

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

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