The School of Computing Technologies Dean’s List is academic recognition awarded to high achieving students who demonstrate outstanding performance in their program. It is based on achieving a high-grade point average (GPA) over a specific academic year period, while completing a minimum number of courses.
Being named on the Dean’s List is a mark of academic excellence that can strengthen a student’s CV, scholarship applications, and future employment or postgraduate study opportunities. It reflects consistent effort, commitment to learning, and engagement with their discipline.
Dean’s List Criteria
To be eligible for the Dean’s List, a student must meet several criteria:
- Achieve a cumulative GPA above 3.0 (not just for a single semester or year).
- Be ranked within the top 3% of students in their cohort, based on GPA from highest to lowest, calculated separately within each program and year level.
- Be correctly grouped by program and by year level (as determined from their completed credits).
- Be currently enrolled or have graduated; students who are discontinued, suspended or have a history of academic misconduct many not eligible.
- Meet all relevant academic requirements, which includes having no failed courses or invalid results and satisfying any minimum credit or study load requirements specified in the policy.
The Credit Point (CP) ranges for each year level are:
- 0–84 CP – No year completed
- 96–180 CP – Year 1 completed
- 192–276 CP – Year 2 completed
- 288–372 CP – Year 3 completed
- 384+ CP – Year 4 completed
Dean's List 2025
The Dean's List is an academic honour awarded to studnets who achieve outstanding results and rank among the top performers in their program for a given period.
