I have submitted an appeal against my degree classification. If my appeal is successful, will I be eligible for a higher GPA and possibly a Cum Laude award?
If your degree classification is raised due to extenuating circumstances, your marks will not change so your Overall Weighted Mean mark and your GPA score will not change either. So unless you were previously eligible for a Cum Laude award, you will still not be eligible for a Cum Laude award, even if your degree classification has been raised.
If the outcome of your appeal is that you are permitted further sits in some of your modules, your marks will change so your GPA score may change and you may now be eligible for a Cum Laude award.