Student - Template 65
Student Grade & Budget Tracker
The student spreadsheet that actually does the maths on your grades.
Microsoft Excel◆Google Sheets◆.xlsx file
Most student planners just give you somewhere to type a letter grade. This one has a real engine behind it. Enter each assessment and what it is worth and the workbook returns your module marks, your year averages weighted by credits, and where you stand against the classification bands your own university uses. The Target Calculator then runs that arithmetic backwards and tells you the average you still need for a First, a 2:1, a 2:2 or a target you set yourself - and it is allowed to answer no, so a target already secured says so and one out of reach says that too. Deadlines, timetable, attendance, reading and a full term budget sit in the same file.
What's inside · 20 tabs
- Dashboard - your whole term on one screen - what is due, what is overdue, your classification and what is left in the bank
- Modules & Assessments - one row per module with its credits and year, one row per assessed piece and what it is worth
- Grade Dashboard - classification so far, weighted mark, credits by band, a module league table and a GPA mode
- Target Calculator - the average you still need for each classification, with a verdict that can say no
- Assignments & Deadline Calendar - days left counted for you, and a month grid that fills itself from your assignments
- Class Schedule & Weekly Timetable - enter each class once, read by four tabs, with clashes flagged in red
- Attendance & Study Log - twelve teaching weeks of present, absent and late, plus hours and focus by module
- Reading List & Textbooks - pages read against pages set, and what you bought, borrowed and owe back
- Budget & Money Log - a term budget planned against actual, with every pound in and out and a running balance
- Settings - your bands, your year weightings, your term dates and every dropdown list
In Motion
Your degree, worked out backwards.
Type a mark as it comes back and the classification, the year averages and the mark you still need all move with it.
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