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Repeating one exam?

Jackies green army · 2012-01-23 01:21:25

Hi I was wondering is it possible to repeat one exam for instance maths, having not qualified for a course by virtue of minimum requiremen. And could this be counted towards previous years results?

23-01-2012 2:21am

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Jackies green army

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Hi I was wondering is it possible to repeat one exam for instance maths, having not qualified for a course by virtue of minimum requiremen. And could this be counted towards previous years results?

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#2 23-01-2012 5:41am

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Yes, you can count it towards minimum requirements. Some colleges also offer a special entrance maths exam which will also satisfy the requirement: check with the individual college or on their website.

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#3 23-01-2012 5:44am

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Jackies green army wrote: »

Hi I was wondering is it possible to repeat one exam for instance maths, having not qualified for a course by virtue of minimum requiremen. And could this be counted towards previous years results?

Ya I did this with French the year after I did my leaving went back and repeated French to get a minimum requirement, however it will not be added on to your total ammount of points but you will get the requirement. Best of luck with it!!

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