Grade scales do not convert cleanly. A UK upper second is not a 3.3 GPA and never quite was, and a system that stores grades as a single number cannot represent both. Generating on all three scales makes that mismatch visible.
What you can control
- Three grading scales — US 4.0, percentage, and UK classification — which are genuinely incompatible.
- Attendance years derive from the degree level, so a doctorate spans four to seven years and a bachelor's four.
- Latin honours appear on a minority of records, matching how they are actually awarded.
- Ten degree levels from diploma to doctorate.
What this is not
Institution names are generated and do not correspond to real universities. If you need real institution data, source it from a registry rather than a generator.
Questions
Are the universities real?
No. They are generated names in the style of real institutions, so they will not appear in any accreditation registry.
How do the grading scales compare?
They do not, cleanly. A UK first is roughly a 3.7 GPA by convention, but the assessment models differ enough that any conversion is approximate.
Why does degree duration vary?
Because it derives from the level. A doctorate takes four to seven years, a master's two, a bachelor's four, and a diploma two.