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Target-score rate

We set out plainly how we calculate the figure shown on our site.

Target-score rate

How do we calculate the 78.75% figure?

The 78.75% you see on our site is not the share of everyone who enrols. It is the share of our students who follow the programme regularly and reach their own target score. Below we set out plainly whom we count and whom we do not.

78.75%Share of students who follow the programme regularly and reach their target score
Reached their targetStudents who reached their own target score
CountedStudents who completed at least 80% of their assignments and reported their exam result to us

Who is counted?

  • Students who follow the programme regularly: those who complete at least 80% of the assignments set for them.
  • Of these students, those who report their exam result to us.

Who is not counted?

  • Students who enrol but do not study regularly, completing fewer than 80% of their assignments.
  • Students who do not report their exam result to us. When we do not know a student's result, we count them neither as a success nor as a failure.

What does “reaching the target” mean?

  • Not every student has the same target: for some of our students it is 55+, for others 70+.
  • A student who scores their own target or higher is counted as having reached it. So this figure is not only the share of students scoring 70 or above.

Which period, which data?

  • The figure does not cover a single term; it is the total for all years to date.
  • It is based on the exam results our students have reported to us.

What does this figure not mean?

  • It does not mean that every student who enrols reaches their target; those who enrol but do not study regularly are not part of this calculation.
  • It reflects past terms; it is not a promise of a result for each individual student. Your result depends on how regularly you follow the programme.
  • The 70+ score guarantee is a separate matter from this figure; details are on the course pages.
A question about the calculation?Write to us and we will answer plainly.