Italian Degree Grade Calculator (30 to 110)
Calculate your Italian degree grade on the 110 scale from exams, CFU and thesis points.
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How to use the Degree Grade Calculator
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Add each exam with its grade (18-30) and credits (CFU). The weighted average (media ponderata) updates automatically.
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Enter your thesis points (punti tesi, 0-11) and any bonus awarded by your ateneo (0-5).
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See your voto di partenza, final voto di laurea (capped at 110), and international ECTS and GPA equivalences.
What it does
This calculator converts Italian exam grades (trentesimi) to the 110-scale degree grade used by Italian universities: it computes the CFU-weighted average, applies the official conversion formula, adds thesis points and bonus, and shows the final voto di laurea.
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How the calculation works
It computes the CFU-weighted average of your exam grades, applies the official conversion formula to reach the starting grade on the 110 scale, then adds your thesis points and any bonus to produce the final voto di laurea.
International equivalences
It also shows approximate ECTS letter grades and US GPA equivalences as a reference for international students and applicants. These values are indicative and meant for guidance, not as an official conversion.
Frequently asked questions
What is the media ponderata?
It is the weighted average of your exam grades, where each grade is multiplied by its CFU (academic credits) and the sum is divided by total CFU. Exams with more credits count more. The thesis is excluded from this average.
How is the voto di partenza calculated?
The voto di partenza is: round(media ponderata x 110 / 30). For a media of 28.00 the result is round(102.67) = 103.
When can 110 e lode be awarded?
When the uncapped sum of voto di partenza, thesis points and bonus reaches 113 or above, the commission may award 110 e lode. The final decision rests with the examining commission.
Are the ECTS and GPA values official?
No. They are common approximations. Foreign universities and employers use their own official conversion tables. Each Italian ateneo also has its own regolamento for thesis and bonus points.
Sources
This tool is for general information only and is not financial, tax, or legal advice. Results are estimates that depend on your situation and current rules, so check the official source or a qualified professional before you act.
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