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Bunk budget · Recovery · What-if planning
Attendance calculator.
Know your next move.
See what you can miss.
Know what you must attend.
The attendance instrument
Your attendance 75% target
Your next moveReady when you are
Less guessing.
More perspective.
Enter your attendance to see what you can miss—or what you need to attend.
Planning, not permission. Your institution’s record and attendance policy are the final word.
Good to know
How it works.
A percentage is the starting point.
Here’s what the next step means.
Your target
Use your course’s requirement.
Spare classes
Know what you can miss.
Recovery
A clear run back to your target.
What does “can miss” mean?
It is the number of consecutive future classes you can miss while staying at or above your target. Each missed class increases classes held, but not classes attended. If you enter remaining classes, this allowance cannot exceed them.
How does recovery work?
Each class you attend increases both counts. We find the smallest consecutive run that reaches your target. At 60 attended out of 100 held, a 75% target needs 60 more attended classes: 120 out of 160.
What if my semester is nearly over?
Add the lectures remaining to check your best possible finish. A term-end allowance assumes you attend the other remaining classes; it is different from how many you can miss consecutively right now.
Do approved absences count?
That depends on your institution. Calendar days and lectures are not interchangeable. Use the attended and held counts your institution recognizes; BunkMeter cannot approve leave or determine condonation eligibility.
Try the numbers
Attendance examples, made clear.
Each example opens in the calculator. Change the counts to match your own record.
Attendance = attended ÷ held × 100. At 72 of 100 classes, a 75% target needs 12 consecutive attended classes: 84 of 112. See the formulas and worked examples →