In the "Auswahl" (Selection) list, all your degree programs for which you were or are enrolled at the FU Berlin are listed. This option allows you to limit the display of the tabular module list with grades and credit points to a specific degree program or individual components of your degree program.

You will also find some summary information in the header of your grades and points account...

• LP required = number of total points required according to the PO for completion of the degree program or component
• LP booked = sum of the credit points booked so far by registering for module(s)
• earned CP = total number of credit points earned through successful module completion

...and

• either a button to calculate and display the current average grade
• or as soon as degrees are available and recorded in the system: Details of the partial and overall grades achieved.

Please note that provisional average grades may differ significantly from the final grade at graduation. As soon as established grades are displayed, these correspond to the respective components that are also shown on the certificate (which is issued to you after graduation).

With the button "Überssucht" (Overview), you can generate, save and/or print an overview certificate of all your current study achievements in PDF format, as long as at least one of your modules has been completed.

Note on the completion of modules

Please note that modules are technically completed as an automated process once a week at the weekend. If the last missing assessment in a module is released and the work to be assessed is not older than 3 semesters, a module is automatically completed on the following Saturday and then displayed to you as completed with the module grade and credit points earned.

Tabular module list

Overview of all your booked or completed modules: This display can be expanded to include further module details using the button "ein-/ausblenden" (show/hide). A further selection box allows you to filter by module status (completed and not completed; only completed; only open modules).

In the tabular module list, only the summarized module achievements are initially displayed, but you can display the individual items of each module (courses, examinations and assessments),

• by either clicking on the black arrow pointing to the right of the respective module
• or by clicking on "alle öffnen/schließen" (open/close all) above the list to expand all modules

Further short explanations are sometimes visible for the data shown if you move the mouse pointer over the respective field or symbol.

If you need an individual certificate for a specific module, click on the small printer symbol in the column on the far right of the relevant module header - a PDF document will be created for display/printing. Please note that individual certificates cannot be created for recognized module achievements.

Unless the examination regulations for the corresponding degree program specify otherwise, students are allowed four attempts at an exam. The number of attempts that students have already completed is displayed in Campus Management, as is the number of total possible attempts, e.g., “1/4” – the first of four possible attempts. A student is considered to have attempted an examination following their allocation to an examiner – not once a grade has been recorded. If a student withdraws from an obligatory examination date, the number of attempts remains visible. However, the number of attempts will not be increased on the next examination date.

Please note that a student’s final examination attempt must always be evaluated by two members of staff who are qualified to perform assessments.

If the student does not pass the exam on their final attempt, they are not allowed any more attempts, nor will Campus Management permit any more attempts to be registered.

For more information, see: Important Regulations for Module Exams.

Following the amendment made to Section 30.4.1 of the Berlin Higher Education Act (BerlHG), students who receive departmental academic advising receive an additional attempt on top of the number specified in their examination regulations.

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