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How to work out degree results

Danniboo · 2012-06-26 08:30:47

Hey, Trying to work out what i'm heading for in my degree. I've only 2 subjects left to do so basically once I get this years results i'll have a fair idea. Our Level 2 subjects go for 20% and Level 3 are worth 80%. Not sure how you work it out though, any info would be appreciated?

26-06-2012 8:30am

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Danniboo

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Hey,

Trying to work out what i'm heading for in my degree. I've only 2 subjects left to do so basically once I get this years results i'll have a fair idea. Our Level 2 subjects go for 20% and Level 3 are worth 80%. Not sure how you work it out though, any info would be appreciated?

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#2 28-06-2012 12:22pm

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Your college or course should identify the number of credits associated with each module. From this link you can calculate your GPA.

Your question is a little unclear so not sure if this is what you are looking for.

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#3 29-06-2012 12:57pm

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Thanks for that, trying to work out where I am in terms of getting a 2.1?

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