Project your final course grade from current performance, completed course weight, remaining work, and target grade feasibility.
The result shows whether your target grade is mathematically realistic with the remaining course weight.
When completed weight is high, small remaining assignments cannot change the final grade much.
A current 86% after 70% of the course and 92% expected on the rest gives a projected final grade of 87.8%.
Use current grade, completed weight, and target grade to estimate the remaining score required.
You can if the required score on remaining work is within the possible range and your course grading policy allows it.
A target is realistic when the required remaining score is not above 100% or above your practical performance level.
Lower remaining scores reduce the projected final grade based on the remaining weight.
Completed coursework affects the final grade according to its completed weight in the course.
| Module | Decision value |
|---|---|
| Main metric | Shows the primary grade, time, speed, mastery, or retention result. |
| Goal gap | Identifies the distance between current status and target outcome. |
| Health score | Scores academic readiness from 0 to 100. |
| Risk level | Highlights failing risk, time deficit, comprehension risk, or forgetting risk. |
| Recommendation | Suggests the next practical study action. |