Check your current attendance percentage and forecast whether planned absences will keep you above the requirement. It estimates attendance risk, remaining buffer, and how many future classes you must attend.
Enter classes already held, attended classes, remaining classes, and planned future absences. The calculator uses an 80% requirement as a practical default.
Use projected attendance to check whether your planned absences still leave enough safety margin.
The result shows current attendance and projected attendance after remaining classes. A low buffer means even one additional absence could create risk.
Attendance policies vary. Replace the default requirement mentally if your school requires a different minimum.
If 40 classes were held, 36 attended, 10 remain, and 1 future absence is planned, projected attendance is 90%.
Estimate the maximum absences by comparing projected attendance with the minimum requirement.
Many courses require around 75% to 80%, but your school policy may differ.
You are usually safer when projected attendance remains above the required minimum with some buffer.
Future required attendance depends on your current attendance, remaining classes, and the minimum requirement.
Dropping below the requirement may affect eligibility, course credit, or final grading depending on policy.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Main result | Primary study metric with status |
| Health score | 0 to 100 planning quality indicator |
| Risk signal | Shows whether action is needed |
| Recommendation | Specific next step based on the result |