Chiara Hartmann received a BA in Geography from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2010. She completed the 3 year program with a Second Class Honours (Upper Division). Her highest marks were in GY350 Independent Research Project and GY200 Economy, Society and Space, where she received a grade of 1 (First Class Honours). Overall, her performance was strong, with the majority of her coursework falling in the 2A or 2B range (Upper and Lower Second Class Honours).

1. TRANSCRIPT OF AWARD AND EXAMINATION PERFORMANCE
Name: Chiara HARTMANN
Date of Birth: 06 May 1989 LSE ID No: 200703016 UK Higher Education ID No: 0711370122655
was a student at London School of Economics and Political Science following a programme which is 3 years long, if studied in full-
time mode
Programme: BA in Geography
Start Date: 01 October 2007 Completion Date: 01 July 2010
Language(s) of institution: English
Award: BA in Geography
Awarding Body: London School of Economics and Political Science
Class: Second Class Honours (Upper Division) Award Date: 31 July 2010
Session Course Title Level Value Mark Grade
2007/8 GY100 Environment, Economy and Society I 1.0 64 2A
2007/8 GY140 Methods in Spatial and Social Analysis I 1.0 60 2A
2007/8 GY103 Contemporary Europe I 1.0 58 2B
2007/8 EC100 Economics A I 1.0 45 3
2008/9 GY200 Economy, Society and Space II 1.0 71 1
2008/9 GY220 Environment: Science and Society II 1.0 61 2A
2008/9 GY202 Introduction to Development in the South II 1.0 59 2B
2008/9 GY2A0 Research Techniques (Spatial, Social and Environmental)-field trip II 1.0 59 2B
2009/0 GY350 Independent Research Project III 1.0 80 1
2009/0 GY323 Environmental Assessment and Management III 1.0 65 2A
2009/0 GY302 Urban Development: Politics, Policy and Planning III 1.0 62 2A
2009/0 GY300 Theories of Regional Development and Change III 1.0 54 2B
Christine Child for Academic Registrar Issued and signed on: 29 July 2010
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2. Guide to course grading
The examiners for each course will determine a numerical mark for each candidate based on the following scale of honours class or
division (for undergraduate programmes), pass and fail grades:
% BA, BSc 1 BA, BSc 2 LLB 3 Diploma Diploma 4 Masters 5
70-100 1 1 1 P DI DI
60-69 2A 2A 2A P M M
50-59 2B 2B 2B P P P
45-49 3 3 3 P P F
40-44 3 3 P P P F
34-39 P F F P F F
30-33 F F F F F F
0-29 F F FB F F F
1 Before 1989/0 no grades or marks were disclosed for BSc Economics.
2 In 2007/8 the pass mark for students starting their studies on BA/BSc programmes was raised to 40%.
3 Before 1994/5, LLB courses were marked out of 200, not 100, marks; this means for example that a mark of 140 is equivalent
to 70 today. For Intermediate Level papers only pass or fail is awarded.
4 In 2007/8 a new grading system for students starting their studies on Diploma programmes was adopted.
5 Before 1997/8 no grades or marks are shown for Masters programmes; before 2003/4 no grades or marks are shown for the
LLM; and before 2005/6 no grades or marks are shown for the MSc Philosophy and History of Science. Full transcripts can
be obtained from the University of London. Distinction was introduced from 1998/9; Merit was introduced from 1999/0; and
before 2002/3 some courses had pass marks of 40%.
Guide: DI = Distinction
M = Merit
P = Pass
CF = Condoned Fail
F = Fail
FB = Bad fail
1 = First class
2A = Upper second class
2B = Lower second class
3 = Third class
I = Incomplete
AB = Absent
Each course has been assigned a level. For undergraduate degrees, the level indicates the year of study at which the course was taken.
For graduate degrees, the level indicates whether the course was taken as part of a Diploma or Masters programme. An explanation is
given in the table below:
Level Explanation
I Year 1 of an undergraduate degree
II Year 2 of an undergraduate degree
III Year 3 of an undergraduate degree
IV Diploma
V Masters degree
Full-time students are required to attend a minimum of 21 hours study per week and part-time students are required to attend a
minimum of 15 hours study per week. Information about individual programmes can be found in the School's Calendars. Calendars
from 2002/3 can be accessed online at http://www.lse.ac.uk/
Please note that the School is not able to provide information about students' conduct, GPA average or class ranking. Any requests or
forms asking for such information from another institution or individual will not be completed.
Last updated: August 2009
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