Admission to the Master of Science in Finance program ishighly competitive. The decision is based on a portfolio ofqualifications, including prior academic performance, work experience, entranceexam scores (such as the GMAT or GRE) andletters of recommendation. Theentrance exam is a university requirement that may be waived if an applicantmeets certain criteria.For exact criteria and instructions on requestingwaivers, seebusiness.fsu.edu/waive.
The GMAT is the preferred exam.Inorder to meet these deadlines, prospective students should plan to take theGMAT at least onesemester prior to applying for admission.To register to take the GMAT test, visitgmat.com.
PREREQUISITES
All applicants must complete the following four business foundation courses prior to enrollment in the MSF program:
- Financial Accounting(ACG 2021 or its equivalent)
- Financial Management(FIN 3403 or its equivalent; minimum grade of B- required)
- Investments(FIN 4504 or its equivalent)
- Problems in Financial Management(FIN 4424 or its equivalent)
The MSF program is intended primarily for students whohave completed an undergraduate finance degree prior to entering the program. Students with undergraduate degrees in related areas such as mathematics, statistics, accounting, economics, actuarial science, and other business disciplines will be considered for admission upon demonstrating a high level of competency in both their chosen field of study and in the prerequisites required for admission. A completed internship is strongly encouraged for all without prior business experience.
Any exception to the specified minimums must be approved by the MSF program director. Specific requests for exceptions or substitutions must be submitted in writing to the College of Business Graduate Programs Office.
Program of Study
The MSF offers a three-semester lock-step program consisting of 32 credit hours: 10 finance courses (three credit hours each); the Student Investment Fund plus a final Program Assessment (one credit hour taken in each of the fall and spring semesters); and a non-credit Professional Development Series that runs throughout the program. Slightly less than a calendar year in duration, the MSF program typically starts in late June and ends in early May.
Program Schedule
MSF Standard Program
Summer
FIN 5840 Applied Econometrics
FIN 5935 Computer Skills for Financial Analysis
Fall
FIN 5455 Financial Data Analytics
FIN 5515 Investment Management and Analysis
FIN 5917 Student Investment Fund (1 credit hour)
MAN 5716 Economic and Business Conditions
Plus:
FIN 5605 Multinational Financial Management
Spring
FIN 5537 Derivatives and Risk Management
FIN 5917 Program Assessment (1 credit hour)
FIN 5425 Problems in Financial Management
REE 5205 Real Estate Finance
Plus:
FIN 5545 Fixed Income Securities
MSF Real Estate Specialization Track
Summer
FIN 5840 Applied Econometrics
FIN 5935 Computer Skills for Financial Analysis
Fall
FIN 5455 Financial Data Analytics
FIN 5515 Investment Management and Analysis
FIN 5917 Student Investment Fund (1 credit hour)
MAN 5716 Economic and Business Conditions
Plus:
REE 5305 Real Estate Investment*
Spring
FIN 5537 Derivatives and Risk Management
FIN 5917 Program Assessment (1 credit hour)
FIN 5425 Problems in Financial Management
REE 5205 Real Estate Finance*
Plus:
REE 5209 Advanced Real Estate Finance and Investment*
* Indicates courses taken for Real Estate Specialization. REE 5305 taken instead of FIN 5605 in the fall. REE 5209 taken instead of FIN 5545 in the spring.
Note: All courses above are three (3) credit hours except FIN 5917 Student Investment Fund and Program Assessment, which are one (1) credit hour each. All MSF courses must be taken on campus, which include remote access, when/if necessary. Online courses may be substituted only with the approval of the directors of the MSF and real estate graduate programs.
The following items should be submitted through the Florida State Graduate Application portal, available exclusively online at admissions.fsu.edu/gradapp:
- Applicant Statement/Essay Question Responses
- An up-to-date resume, clearly indicating work experience including dates and positions held, as well as noting full-time or part-time employment
- Three (3) letters of recommendations: Two (2) recommendations from former college professors and one (1) recommendation from outside of the academic environment that speak specifically of the applicant's ability to successfully complete the MSF program
- Florida Residency Declaration
- Nonrefundable application fee of $30.00 (see University Application or go to fees.fsu.edu)
The following items should be sent to the Graduate Admissions Office, 222 S. Copeland St./314 Westcott Building, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL 32306-1410 or tograduateadmissions@fsu.edu:
- One (1) official transcript from all colleges and universities attended (FSU transcripts are not necessary for FSU alumni, students)
- Official GMAT/GRE score(s) and, if applicable, English Language Proficiency score(s) (The English Language Proficiency test score is a University requirement for international applicants whose native language is not English and who have not completed an undergraduate or graduate degree from a U.S. institution or other institution where English is the required language of instruction; therefore, it cannot be waived). The code to send GMAT scores to Florida State is PN8K567, and the code to send GRE or TOEFL scores is 5219.
For more international applicant information, including financial responsibilities, degree equivalency, etc., visit gradschool.fsu.edu/admissions/international-admissions.
INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS
International applicants should visit gradschool.fsu.edu/admissions/international-admissions for information concerning financial responsibilities, degree equivalency, etc.
English Language Proficiency Exam
International applicants whose native language is not English and who have not completed an undergraduate or graduate degree in an English-speaking country are required to take an English Language Proficiency exam and submit official test results in order to be admitted to Florida State University. The College of Business accepts all of the following examinations taken within the past two (2) years:
• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): a minimum score of 600 on the paper-based test and 100 on the internet-based test
• International English Language Testing System (Academic IELTS): minimum score of 7
• Pearson Test of English (PTE): minimum score of 66
• Duolingo: minimum score of 120
• Cambridge C1 Advanced Level: minimum score of 180
• Michigan Language Assessment: minimum score of 55
WAIVING THE GMAT/GRE
The entrance exam requirement may be waived for outstanding applicants who meet certain criteria. Read theofficial policy.
Applicants from AACSB-accredited business schools with an overall GPA of at least 3.4, an upper-division GPA of at least 3.2, and an upper-division finance GPA of at least 3.2 can now qualify to have the GMAT test requirement waived. The upper-division finance GPA is based on at least three of the following FIN courses completed at the time of application: FIN 3244, FIN 3403, FIN 4424, FIN 4504 and any FIN 4000-level electives.
Many of our top applicants will earn assistantships and scholarships to pay for part of their expenses in the program. This financial support is awarded after admissions decisions are made and is based on the qualifications of the applicants, such as undergraduate GPA and entrance exam scores.Some awards are based on documented financial need (e,g, FAFSA report, Pell Grant, substantial financial aid debt).
ESTIMATED PROGRAM COSTS FOR THE 2022-2023ACADEMIC YEAR
TheMSF programrequires 32 credit hours:
- Florida residents: $479.32 (tuition plus fees) per credit hour.Total estimate program cost is $15,338.24.
- Non-Florida Residents: $1,110.72 (tuition plus fees) per credit hour.Total estimate program cost is $35,543.04.
Note: These costs do not include required books and supplies for courses. Costs are subject to change. Fees in table do not include some per-term flat fees for FSUCard and facilities use. For a breakdown of on-campus student fees and their explanations, visit the university’sTuition Ratespage.
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Read more about the college’sfinancial assistance optionsfor graduate students.
You may also visit Florida State'sfinancial aid websitefor more information on types of financial aid.
FIN 5425 Problems in Financial Management
This advanced-case course includes an in-depth study of topics such as the investment, financing, and dividend decisions of the firms and the valuation theory.3 credit hours
FIN 5455 Financial Data Analytics
This course provides an introduction and understanding of how financial data analytics are used in business, specifically through the use of R. Students develop data analysis skills that enable them to implement financial modeling across a variety of topics while utilizing a variety of common financial and economic data sources. 3 credit hours
FIN 5515 Investment Management and Analysis
Analysis of financial assets with emphasis on the securities market, the valuation of individual securities, and portfolio management. 3 credit hours
FIN 5545 Fixed Income Securities
This course describes important fixed income securities and markets, and develops tools for valuing fixed income securities and managing interest rate risk. The course covers traditional bonds and term structure concepts as well as fixed income derivatives and interest rate modeling. 3 credit hours
FIN 5537 Financial Derivatives and Risk Management
Issues related to the pricing and application of futures, swaps, and options are explored. Emphasis is placed on different methods used to value derivative securities and how derivatives are used to hedge macroeconomic and firm specific risks. Real-world examples of derivative use are examined in the context of how they impact on firm value. 3 credit hours
FIN 5605 Multinational Financial Management
Provides students with a much deeper and broader understanding of international financial markets. Major topics addressed include the exchange rate system, interest rate parity, purchasing power parity, managing real exchange rate risk, political and country risk, and foreign currency derivatives. Cases and Class Discussions will be utilized, with emphasis on real world applications where feasible. 3 credit hours
FIN 5840 Applied Econometrics in Finance
This course focuses on providing students with an in depth understanding of statistical techniques commonly employed in financial studies. Actual applications within a variety of financial studies are examined to help students learn how to conduct statistical tests, as well as to interpret the results. Students are familiarized with WRDS and a variety of data bases to facilitate their future research efforts. 3 credit hours
FIN 5917 Student Investment Fund/Program Assessment
Students, under the supervision of a faculty advisor, are responsible for actively managing an investment fund currently valued well in excess of $5 million. The management of the student investment fund is integrated into the Investment Management and Analysis course in the fall and the Derivatives and Risk Management course in the spring and provides students with a wealth of hands-on experience in investing. (Required in fall and spring) 1 credit hour
FIN 5935 Computer Skills for Financial Analysis
Utilizing Excel and other software, this course focuses on developing computer modeling skills that will serve as a tool for financial analyses, planning and decision making. 3 credit hours
MAN 5716 Business Conditions Analysis
A study of external variables (to the firm) that can have significant impact on performance. They include economic, financial, political, social, and government policy variables. While these variables are external to the firm, their potential impact on the firm can be substantial and must be understood and managed. 3 credit hours
Professional Development Series
This non-credit series addresses various aspects of professional development such as networking, interviewing skills, business ethics, communication skills, professional dress, etc. It also involves participating in a variety of speaker series, several of which are designed exclusively for MSF students.
REE 5205 Real Estate Finance
This course provides an advanced treatment of topics fundamental to real estate finance. The course topics are presented in units that range from pricing mortgages to the lending process to the secondary mortgage. Topics include a discussion of primary and secondary mortgage markets, mortgage market operations, mortgage instruments and mortgage-related securities. Emerging topics of special interest are also discussed. 3 credit hours
REE 5209 Advanced Real Estate Finance and Investment
Prerequisite: REE 5305. This course provides advanced treatment of the commercial mortgage and real estate equity markets. Topics include in-depth discussion of financing income-producing properties; commercial mortgage underwriting; real estate investment trusts; and the decisions faced by institutions regarding their property and mortgage portfolios. Emerging topics of special interest also are discussed. (Available for Real Estate specialization) 3 credit hours
REE 5305 Real Estate Investment
Introduces students to the procedures and analytical methods used to evaluate real estate markets and project-specific investments. The course focuses on the topic of real estate investment analysis primarily from the private (equity) investor’s perspective. (Available for Real Estate specialization) 3 credit hours
FAQs
Is a Masters hard to pass? ›
is a master's degree more difficult than a bachelors. It is fair to say that postgraduate degrees tend to be more challenging than undergraduate ones. Of course, the more time and effort you put into a course, the more you are likely to get out of it.
Is an MSc in banking and finance good? ›The Banking and Finance MSc produces highly skilled, analytical and forward-thinking graduates who are ready to slot into specialised roles in the banking, financial services, finance and financial consultancy sectors. This is a demanding programme which has an outstanding pass rate.
What is the easiest course in Masters? ›- Masters of Fine Arts (MFA)
- Masters of Arts (MA)
- Masters in Mass Communication.
- Masters of Psychology.
- Masters of Finance.
- Masters of Human Resource Management (MHRM)
- Masters of Business Administration (MBA)
- Masters of Science (MSc)
The Master of Finance is a master's degree awarded by universities or graduate schools preparing students for careers in finance. The degree is often titled Master in Finance (M. Fin., MiF, MFin), or Master of Science in Finance (MSF in North America, and MSc in Finance in the UK and Europe).
Do you have to be smart to do a Masters? ›Arguably nobody is 'smart' per se who does a bachelor's or postgraduate. They just happen to have a passion or gift for the subject. You would have to define what you mean by smart to begin with. Most post grad courses at master level ask for a minimum of a 2:1 in the masters subject or a closely related one.
Why are masters degrees so hard? ›In general, master's degree programs are more difficult than undergraduate programs. That's because they build on existing concepts and skills. When you're going for your bachelor's degree, you spend your time reviewing what other people have discovered.
Is Masters in Finance a good choice? ›Master of Finance graduates also boast significant salaries. According to GMAC research, the median Master of Finance salary was US$65k for new graduates in 2021. According to Glassdoor, financial analysts in the US earn an average of US$73k, while financial managers make around US$98k.
Is MS Finance worth it in UK? ›It's the name of the institution that gets interviews and having a "Finance" MSc is no way worth paying £15-20k over any other Masters degree from the same institution. "An MSc in Finance is also no guarantee of a place on an investment bank's graduate scheme.
Is it worth doing masters in finance in UK? ›Is a master's degree in finance and banking a good choice? Not really. The good choice is to first get some experience in banking and finance BEFORE you fork out about $200K annually and two years of lost income and career development for a career that might not even suit you.
How do you pass the Masters? ›- Build a Support System—and Use It. ...
- Take Advantage of Free Help. ...
- Schedule Milestones, Not Due Dates. ...
- Find Work Times That Work. ...
- Create a System to Organize Notes & Insights. ...
- Hire a Freelance Editor. ...
- Talk to Your Professors. ...
- Keep the End in View.
How many hours do you need for a Masters? ›
Most Master's degree programs require 40 hours of credit.
Do you have exams in Masters? ›Do Masters degrees have exams? Assessments for Masters degrees vary by subject. Courses in Arts and Humanities will usually be assessed through essays and coursework. STEM subjects may also have formal exams to test knowledge of key concepts and practices.
Is a master of science in finance an MBA? ›They both relate to business, but a Master of Science in Finance program is much more specialized. An MBA program covers all things business, while a Master of Science in Finance program focuses on honing knowledge of the finance sector.
Is it better to have an MBA or a Masters in finance? ›Whether an MF or MBA is better depends on your goals, financial situation, and experience. Individuals who already work in the business world and want to move up to leadership positions may be better suited for an MBA. People who want to focus on the financial industry may want to consider pursuing an MF.
Does a masters in finance require a thesis? ›Yes. Master's programs focused more on application than research typically don't require a thesis – although they may still give students the option.
Is a Masters more difficult than a bachelor's? ›A bachelor's degree is no more or less challenging than a master's; it is simply a different area of study focus. Both are platforms for networking and professional growth with real-world teaching.
Is Masters easier than undergrad? ›Though undergraduate classes can be challenging, in most cases, graduate classes are harder, according to experts.
Will a Masters help me get a job? ›Having a master's degree will make it easier to land a job
We're in one of the toughest job markets in history, and not even a master's degree will significantly boost your chances of landing a position at your dream company.
The average pay for graduates with a bachelor's degree is $64,000 a year, while the average pay for those with a master's degree is $76,000 a year, only about a 19% increase, according to salary-comparison site Payscale.
How do you say you have a masters degree? ›Speaking generically, you would write master's degree: Jack has finally earned his master's degree. Speaking of a specific degree, you would capitalize Master: He holds a Master of Fine Arts from State University.
What can I do after master in finance? ›
- Financial Analyst.
- Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agent.
- Financial manager.
- Personal Financial Advisor.
- Corporate Investment Banker.
- Actuary.
- Stockbroker.
- Investment Consultant.
How Long is the Program? Generally, Master in Finance programs will take two years in addition to your bachelor's degree. However, some universities offer accelerated programs. These programs allow you to earn both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in finance in five years.
Is it worth doing MS in Finance in USA? ›MS in Finance in USA graduates can land up with lucrative opportunities in the global financial sector. Internship and full-time opportunities in the USA for international students are higher for their developed economic status. The MS in Finance in USA graduates can find their paths in these financial markets.
Is MSC finance difficult in UK? ›Even our top student agrees that the MSC Finance programme is a challenging course, which requires a high level of not only business understanding, but strong mathematical and statistical knowledge. Our students therefore have to work extremely hard both inside and outside the classroom to stay on top.
Will a masters in finance payoff? ›An MSF can really pay off, too. The job outlook and salary data for financial managers is bright – the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates demand will increase 16% through 2028--much faster than average.
Are finance degrees worth it? ›Is a Finance Degree Worth It? Yes, a finance degree is worth it for many students. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, business and financial jobs are set to grow at 5% over the next 10 years, faster than the average for all occupations.
Is MSc in Finance hard? ›- The MSc Finance is designed to be challenging and usually requires an undergraduate degree with economics or statistics content. However, some schools allow students of all backgrounds to apply with GMAT test results.
What's the difference between a Masters and an MBA? ›Generally speaking, the main difference between a Master's degree in business and an MBA is that the MBA will require considerable full-time work experience from its students, whether it is the traditional full-time two-year MBA, its one-year counterpart or the part-time Executive MBA formats.
Which is the cheapest university in UK for Masters? ›Cheap universities in the UK offering Master's degrees
University of the West of Scotland – Masters start at 2,300 GBP/year. University of Strathclyde – Masters start at 2,400 GBP/year. University of Bedfordshire – Masters start at 2,665 GBP/year. University of Buckingham – Masters start at 3,000 GBP/year.
You need to get 50% to get a Pass, 60% to get a Merit and 70% to get a Distinction.
Do grades in Masters matter? ›
The short answer is that, yes, your graduate school GPA matters. But, of course, there's a lot more nuance to it than that. Grades do lose some importance as you continue on your academic path. Colleges pick apart high school grades; graduate schools examine undergraduate transcripts.
How many hours a day should a Masters student study? ›As an MA student, my contact time was much lower than my undergraduate degree (roughly 4-6 hours per week). However, this does mean a lot of independent study. This should be at least 5 hours a day, (according to my Uni). Masters study is definitely rewarding, but it can also be exhausting.
Can you finish Masters in 1 year? ›But many colleges and universities offer one-year master's degrees in high-demand fields like business, healthcare administration, education, and social work. Earning a master's degree in one year can save you time and money on your degree. A master's degree also often translates into a higher earning potential.
Can you have 2 masters degrees? ›It's entirely possible to earn two master's degrees and there are many reasons to do so. Two master's degrees can help you to pursue more than one academic field, qualify for a position with more responsibility and opportunities and help you to become a top candidate for higher paying jobs.
How many semesters are in Masters? ›For MS in USA usually there would be 4 semesters.
How old are Masters students? ›As stated above, the average age for graduate students is 33 years old. Sure, there may be other students in your cohort that are much younger than you, but there may also be some that are older than you. Regardless, age is merely a number in a graduate school classroom.
Is 65 at Masters level good? ›A typical masters degree will be graded using four terms: Distinction: A final grade of 70% or above. Merit: A final grade of 60-69% Pass: A final grade of 50-59%
How do I prepare for my Masters exam? ›- Give yourself enough time to study. via GIPHY. ...
- Organize your study space. via GIPHY. ...
- Use flow charts and diagrams. via GIPHY. ...
- Practice on old exams. via GIPHY. ...
- Explain your answers to others. via GIPHY. ...
- Organize study groups with friends. via GIPHY. ...
- Take regular breaks. via GIPHY. ...
- Snack on brain food.
While the Master's in Finance provides more general knowledge and is better suited for those who practice in more general fields in the business and financial sector, the CFA program is particularly tailored to those who need more specialized skills, such as investment analysis, portfolio strategy, and asset management ...
Is MFM equivalent to MBA? ›No MFM is not a MBA course.
Is an MBA harder than a masters? ›
So, neither option is inherently easier than the other. The difficulty of each program also depends on the student's background. Because an MBA focuses on career development, a professional with 5-10 years of business experience may find an MBA easier than a traditional master's.
What is a degree in finance called? ›A finance degree can go by names like Bachelor of Arts in Finance, Bachelor of Science in Finance and Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance. These programs may have slightly different emphases from one another, but all three can help prepare you for generally similar career tracks.
What is higher than an MBA? ›DBA: A DBA goes beyond an MBA and trains students in business research and equips them to know how to handle complex business problems and understand advanced topics. It is more on the theoretical than the practical side.
Can you do MBA after masters in finance? ›Indeed it is! MBA is best done after a degree or graduation. It enhances the value of the degree and there are more chances of getting a better job with an MBA. After having done masters in finance, MBA will surely help boost your career prospects.
What is a Masters in finance called? ›The Master of Finance is a master's degree awarded by universities or graduate schools preparing students for careers in finance. The degree is often titled Master in Finance (M. Fin., MiF, MFin), or Master of Science in Finance (MSF in North America, and MSc in Finance in the UK and Europe).
Can I do a Masters without a dissertation? ›Postgraduate Certificates and Diplomas allow you to specialise at Masters-level without the dissertation. They are often vocational in nature. They can allow you to progress further and faster in your chosen sector or open the door to a new career path.
What is taught in MSc finance? ›- Asset Markets. ...
- Fixed Income Securities and Credit Markets* ...
- Topics in Portfolio Management* ...
- Mergers, Buyouts and Corporate Restructurings* ...
- Financial Engineering* ...
- Risk Management in Financial Markets* ...
- Corporate Investment and Financial Policy*
In the case of an integrated Master's, more weighting is applied to your last two years of studying. Once you've completed all your modules and you have your final mark, you get the grade depending on which boundary it falls into. You need to get 50% to get a Pass, 60% to get a Merit and 70% to get a Distinction.
Can you fail a Masters degree UK? ›A Merit is equal to a 2:1 and requires you to achieve 60-69% in your degree. A pass is equal to a 2:2 and requires you to achieve 50-59% in your degree. A fail or borderline pass is equal to a Third and requires you to achieve 40-49% in your degree.
What is a good mark at Masters level? ›50-59 is a pass, 60-69 merit (I think!) and 70+ distinction. I have never been so pleased to get a 61 though (but at the same time mortified at anything under 80%). I don't think anyone on my course has got above 65% yet! All these marks sound good to me!
What happens if you fail a class in Masters? ›
If you fail a class, you'll get a 0 on your transcript — and that can bring down your GPA. Failed classes count toward your GPA, though some colleges do not count pass/fail classes in your GPA calculation. If you get an F, you still have to pay for the class without receiving any credit toward your degree.
Is 60% a pass at Masters? ›...
Degree results & classifications.
| Percentage | Masters grade | Bachelors grade |
|---|---|---|
| 60-69% | Merit / Commendation | 2.1 |
| 50-59% | Pass | 2.2 |
| 40-49% | Borderline Pass / Fail | 3rd |
The short answer is that, yes, your graduate school GPA matters. But, of course, there's a lot more nuance to it than that. Grades do lose some importance as you continue on your academic path. Colleges pick apart high school grades; graduate schools examine undergraduate transcripts.
Do masters degrees have exams? ›Do Masters degrees have exams? Assessments for Masters degrees vary by subject. Courses in Arts and Humanities will usually be assessed through essays and coursework. STEM subjects may also have formal exams to test knowledge of key concepts and practices.
Is a 2.1 good enough for a Masters? ›A 2.1 is still a good degree. In most universities a first is 70% and if you get put up to a 1st from a 68% onwards, you should consider yourself very lucky. If universities inflate grades in this way, they are usually only doing it to make themselves look better.
Is it possible to Fail Masters dissertation? ›You might pass, you might not - it depends upon your actual ability. If you were doing a Masters in time management you would have failed straight away, however depending on your course and how good you are at it - you could pass.
How many people fail their degree? ›The average failure rate for undergraduate degrees was 0.55% in the most recent academic year.
What happens if I fail in Masters in UK? ›In the UK a masters is 180 credits, so failing one module would generally result in a PGDip (120 credits), especially if the failed module was the research project. Below 120 credits it may be possible to get a PGCert (60 credits).
Can you fail a module in Masters? ›Postgraduate students must normally pass all their modules to meet their award requirements. However, the relevant Examination Board may disregard failure in up to 30 credits where you have achieved a module mark of 40-49.9 in each of the failed modules and your overall average is 50.0 or greater.
Is 65 good for a masters? ›Masters is tougher than Undergrad and you need D- to pass your undergrad and a B to pass your Masters. If you apply for a PhD, what's really going to count is your Masters project. Hey, 65% is a good mark. Have you got time to answer some quick questions about Masters study?
Can you do a PhD with a pass in Masters? ›
Yes I would say it IS possible. I myself was accepted onto a PhD with a 2:2 and a commendation for my Master's, although I also had industry experience so that may have helped.
How are masters grades calculated? ›Therefore, add the marks of your 8 modules, then add your dissertation mark (multiplied by four) and divide that sum by 12. This should be your mark.