Table of Weight Factors in the Total Grade

Each of these has a different weight depending on the subject. The weights are given in the following table:

Table of Weight Factors in the Total Grade

%	Continuous Assessment		Written Examinations
	Class Particip. & Quizzes	Projects, Essays & Labs	Mid-Term Exams	Final Exams
Academic English	20	20	10	50
Mathematics	20	20	10	50
Statistics	20	20	10	50
Physics	20	20	10	50
Computer Science	20	20	10	50
Economics w/Business	20	20	10	50
Biology	20	20	10	50
Chemistry	20	20	10	50
Psychology	20	20	10	50
Sociology	20	20	10	50
Communication	20	20	10	50
History w/Art	20	20	10	50
Literature	20	20	10	50
Law	20	20	10	50
Design	30	70 (portfolio)	–	–

The Total Grades represent as accurately as possible the academic standards achieved by each student. The maximum possible number of absences for a whole year is a total of 10% of the teaching hours in each subject. Tutor Meetings are being held several times per academic year in order to follow up the students´ progress. In all components of Continuous Assessment, a key contributing factor is the input/opinion of the Academic Board, consisting of the School Director, the Academic Director and the Admissions Director, who closely monitor and evaluate each student’s academic readiness, educational profile and general competence for the requirements of the British Universities. The Academic Board also functions as an External Examining Body, which monitors and audits the content and procedures of all delivered modules and examinations.

In order to provide the admission tutors with an additional criterion for comparison, we present the following table which shows the equivalencies of our grading system to that of GCE and the Greek Ministry of Education for the Pan-Hellenic Examinations. Please note that these equivalencies* of grades do not represent an official comparison, but are estimated according to our own experience and statistics of our observations..