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since mid terms are comin up.....

conbob · 2009-02-23 17:14:22

can someone please clear this up for me. lets say you have a mid term that is 30% of your final grade for the subject and you get 20% on the mid term. does the 6% still go towards your final year grade or do you get 0 for the mid term because you failed it? sorry if it sounds a bit like a maths question. just curious

23-02-2009 5:14pm

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conbob

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can someone please clear this up for me. lets say you have a mid term that is 30% of your final grade for the subject and you get 20% on the mid term. does the 6% still go towards your final year grade or do you get 0 for the mid term because you failed it? sorry if it sounds a bit like a maths question. just curious

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#2 23-02-2009 5:17pm

ccosgrave

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Nah, the 6% goes towards your final grade.

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#3 23-02-2009 6:16pm

kev_s88

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some modules do require you to pass the mid-term exam though to pass the module...

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