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Can you still get into a level 6 course if you fail a non-mandatory sub in level 5?

CasualLiKE · 2012-05-03 13:51:13

Just curious as to what failing a non-mandatory module means for when applying to a level 6 course up from the present course? Would I have to repeat the module in level 6 and pass?

03-05-2012 01:51PM

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CasualLiKE

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Just curious as to what failing a non-mandatory module means for when applying to a level 6 course up from the present course?

Would I have to repeat the module in level 6 and pass?

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#2 03-05-2012 08:50PM

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It depends on the entry criteria of the college or centre for the Level 6 course. If you fail an elective and that costs you your full award then they may opt to give places to those who have a full award. Check with your centre.

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