"Lower Second Class" is an academic classification used in the United Kingdom to denote a specific level of achievement in university degrees. It typically refers to a degree classification that falls between a Third Class and an Upper Second Class. Students who receive a Lower Second Class degree usually have achieved a grade point average ranging from 50% to 59%. This classification is important for graduates as it can influence job opportunities and further education prospects. Many employers and academic institutions consider the degree classification when assessing candidates, making it a significant aspect of the higher education system in the UK.