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Chance of not getting into repeat?

kevogy · 2009-08-18 14:56:42

Apparerntly the demand for repeating is up fairly high this year due to stuff, so i was wondering how does a school that has only 70 places allocate places when over 120+ people have applied.... Is it first come first served or do past pupils have first preference or what Anyway should you accept what you were offered by…

18-08-2009 03:56PM

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kevogy

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Apparerntly the demand for repeating is up fairly high this year due to stuff, so i was wondering how does a school that has only 70 places allocate places when over 120+ people have applied....

Is it first come first served or do past pupils have first preference or what

Anyway should you accept what you were offered by the cao even if you dont like it just in case you cant repeat....

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