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switching levels day of exam

Monksie · 2010-06-15 21:01:14

hi does anyone know if its ok to switch from higher level history to pass on the day of the exam? or is it allowed because when we did our RSRs in april im pretty sure we wrote down the level we were doing! :( i hav history 2moro and really think i wil fail honours!

15-06-2010 9:01pm

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Monksie

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hi does anyone know if its ok to switch from higher level history to pass on the day of the exam? or is it allowed because when we did our RSRs in april im pretty sure we wrote down the level we were doing! i hav history 2moro and really think i wil fail honours!

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#2 15-06-2010 9:03pm

RyanK

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You can switch on the day of the exam.

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#3 15-06-2010 9:03pm

Scan Man

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I was always told that it's possible in any subject to change on the day. Not sure what would happen to the 20% you've got for the RSR, but they could probably translate it to an OL 20% or else you do without out.

I wish I'd changed down on Monday for Irish, as I had a woeful time today with it. Not sure if I passed it.

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#4 15-06-2010 9:03pm

gant0

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Ya it's no problem.Just tell your examineras they're handing out the papers.

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#5 15-06-2010 9:17pm

Monksie

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thanks a mil guys!

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#6 15-06-2010 10:02pm

mmmchoccy

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My teacher said that if you decide to switch to pass just write "when I did my rsr I was intending on doing honours" on the top of your first page or something along those lines.

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