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Can you do the LC again after graduating from university?

P_1 · 2013-03-24 16:17:24

Simple question in theory. Is it possible to go back and apply what you know now to achieve a better grade than you did in the past?

24-03-2013 4:17pm

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Simple question in theory. Is it possible to go back and apply what you know now to achieve a better grade than you did in the past?

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#2 24-03-2013 5:02pm

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yes, but as an external student only (or pay a private school)

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#3 24-03-2013 8:55pm

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I have a degree in chemistry and am doing my LC in Limerick to get the points for medicine. You could try do it in an adult education environment and it would be cheaper.

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#4 24-03-2013 9:00pm

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There are fairly hefty fees for repeat sittings, but it's possible. Many people resit one, two or more LC subjects every year.

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