Class Rank Calculator: Am I in the Top 10%?
Type your class rank and how many students are in your class. You'll see your percentage and whether it qualifies for Texas automatic college admission, including UT Austin's top 5%. Nothing you type leaves this device.
Frisco ISD publishes rank only for students in the top 10%. If you don't know your rank or your class size, ask your school counselor.
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Want to move up? The planner works out your GPA at graduation from the classes you plan, and shows how much room you have to reach your goal.
Open the planner →What else automatic admission needs
- The top 10% can't hold more than 10% of the class, so the calculator rounds down. In a class of 655, the top 10% is 65th or better.
- UT Austin takes the top 5% of students who start college in 2026, 2027 and 2028. It announces the number each fall for that year's juniors.
- A course or test rule: you also need the Distinguished Level of Achievement (Frisco ISD and Prosper ISD students are on it by default; it includes Algebra II and 4 science credits) or a college entrance exam score set by the state.
- Which rank counts: the most recent of the end of 11th grade, the middle of 12th grade or graduation, at the time of the application deadline.
- Apply on time: by the university's own deadline, and start college within the two school years after you graduate.
- The university, not a major: automatic admission gets you into the university; some majors (like engineering) review every student.
- This calculator is unofficial. Check with your school counselor.
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