First Class Honours is easy to pick out on this University of Leicester degree sample. It appears near the end of the award statement, below the degree and subject. Behind those few lines, a pale coat of arms fills almost the entire page, echoing the smaller red crest beside the university name.
Sample Details
The University of Leicester degree sample uses a continuous sentence to connect the recipient, qualification, subject and honours result. “It is hereby certified that” introduces the name, followed by admission to the degree and the words “with the award of First Class Honours.” The full programme title and date are blurred in the preview.
The heading has an unusual balance: the colored crest sits high on the left, while the university name spreads across two lines beside it. Below, the award text stays in a narrow central column. A fine gold-colored border encloses both sections.
The large background shield reaches down toward the signatures, with its outline visible through the open spaces around the wording. Two signature areas close the page: President and Vice-Chancellor on the left, Registrar and Secretary on the right.
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