Above the requirement
total = 40attended = 32required = 75
Result: 80% — can still miss 2 classes
Calculate your attendance percentage and plan ahead: see how many classes you can still miss while staying above your required attendance (75% by default), or exactly how many consecutive classes you must attend to climb back above the threshold.
Enter your values and press Calculate — the result appears here.
total = 40attended = 32required = 75Result: 80% — can still miss 2 classes
total = 40attended = 28required = 75Result: 70% — must attend 8 consecutive classes
total = 40attended = 30required = 75Result: 75% — 0 classes you can miss
Divide the classes you attended by the total classes held and multiply by 100. Attending 32 of 40 classes is 32 ÷ 40 × 100 = 80%.
If you are already above the required percentage, this is the number of consecutive classes you could skip before your attendance would drop to the requirement. Attending every remaining class would keep it higher.
75% is a common college/school attendance minimum, but you can change it to any value from 1% to 100% to match your institution's rule.
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