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What happens if I fail an elective at college

ciaran27 · 2013-05-16 23:12:03

Basically I am just finishing my first year of college and I am definitely going to fail an elective module from my first semester. It was a language which I have now dropped for another subject basically I never showed up for the language module and will definitely fail the repeat and revive 0% overall. I should just…

16-05-2013 11:12pm

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ciaran27

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Basically I am just finishing my first year of college and I am definitely going to fail an elective module from my first semester. It was a language which I have now dropped for another subject basically I never showed up for the language module and will definitely fail the repeat and revive 0% overall. I should just about get 40 to 55% in my other subjects from the year. Will I fail the year? I know I need 60 credits and the max I can now get is 55. Will I have to repeat first year or just the module or will I have to take another elective in another academic year? Sorry for such a long question any help is greatly appreciated.

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#2 17-05-2013 8:16am

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You really should to talk to the college. They will have their own policies on repeating electives, subject compensation, etc and would be in the best position to advise you.

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