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What is the 75% attendance rule?The 75% attendance rule means attending at least three of every four classes, but its scope and consequences depend on your institution.What is attendance condonation?Attendance condonation is an institution-specific approval of a limited attendance shortage; eligibility, evidence, fees and authority vary.How to use an attendance simulator for upcoming classesUse an attendance simulator to see how attending or missing upcoming classes changes your percentage before you alter your real attendance record.How to change semester dates in ClasslyChange a semester start or end date in Classly without deleting marked attendance, extend an ended semester, or safely start a new semester.College timetable tips that actually workBuild a useful college timetable by recording recurring classes, rooms, travel time, exceptions, deadlines and a short weekly review.Does medical leave count in attendance?Medical leave may justify an absence without removing it from attendance. The answer depends on your institution's written policy and process.How many classes can I miss in a semester?Multiply teaching weeks by classes per week, subtract cancellations, then apply your attendance target to find the maximum classes you can miss.How to calculate attendance percentageCalculate attendance percentage by dividing classes attended by classes held and multiplying by 100, with worked examples and formulas.How to increase attendance from 60% to 75%To raise attendance from 60% to 75%, attend classes continuously; the exact number depends on how many classes have already been held.How to plan bunks safelyPlan unavoidable absences responsibly by checking each subject, using exact attendance counts and keeping a buffer above the required minimum.How to start Classly with your current attendanceStart using Classly mid-semester by entering the real classes held and attended for each subject, then continue tracking from the correct percentage.How to organize a student to-do list without duplicating your timetableOrganize college tasks with lists, reminders, repeats, subtasks, tags and subject links without mixing actions into your timetable.Subject-wise vs overall attendanceOverall attendance combines every class, while subject-wise attendance measures each subject separately and can reveal a hidden shortage.How to track class attendance on your phoneTrack attendance on your phone by setting up subjects and a timetable, marking each class immediately and reviewing subject-level warnings weekly.How to choose and set up a weekly college timetable appA useful weekly college timetable app should show classes, rooms and exceptions clearly while connecting the schedule to attendance and student tasks.