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So how does compensation work ?

Mr_Maestro · 2013-06-13 01:37:36

For instance, I failed one subject in my first semester this year. Since the results are coming out tomorrow and I am very confident I passed every one. I am particularly sure I got an A for a project I did. Anyway, since I am hoping that I will have just one fail for the whole year, will I possibly be compensated for this…

13-06-2013 01:37AM

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Mr_Maestro

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For instance, I failed one subject in my first semester this year.
Since the results are coming out tomorrow and I am very confident I passed every one. I am particularly sure I got an A for a project I did.

Anyway, since I am hoping that I will have just one fail for the whole year, will I possibly be compensated for this fail ?

Or will I have to repeat the failed exam again in August ?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 14-06-2013 07:55AM

macrubicon

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If you get a D you can compensate it with another grade. If you get less than that you have to repeat the subject usually.

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