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Elective Exam

  • 18-10-2008 7:58pm
    #1
    SRFC90
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    I've an exam on Monday in 1 of my electives, I assume I won't have another one and this one will determine whether i pass the elective or not?


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  • #2
    delta_bravo
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    Eh that depends on the course outline. What module is it?


  • #3
    SRFC90
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    APPL BIOLOGY OF SPORT AND EXERCISE (SMGT10210)

    I have it until the end of semester then have another elective for semester 2?


  • #4
    Raphael
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    It's 50:50, between that exam and the one during the Christmas exams.


  • #5
    SRFC90
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    There's no mention of a christmas exam! This its just that one and in the summer!!


  • #6
    bnt
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    The course details say the exam date is "exam period: unspecified", but since it's a Semester 1 course, and there will be a final exam, you can assume it will be in December exam period unless told otherwise. The "Christmas" exams are usually weeks 2-3 of December, not actually around "Christmas".

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