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Erasmus

mm5 · 2013-10-13 16:38:28

I am currently on Erasmus and find myself facing a lot of midterm exams coming up this week.. which I am completely unprepared for. Nothing a little cramming can't fix I'm sure. But hypothetically, what would happen if I failed one or two modules here? Would I have to travel back after Christmas and repeat or make up the…

13-10-2013 4:38pm

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mm5

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I am currently on Erasmus and find myself facing a lot of midterm exams coming up this week.. which I am completely unprepared for. Nothing a little cramming can't fix I'm sure.
But hypothetically, what would happen if I failed one or two modules here? Would I have to travel back after Christmas and repeat or make up the credits in UL?

Very curious to know, I have no intentions of failing!

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#2 13-10-2013 4:52pm

highlydebased

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One situation I heard of where someone failed one or two was UL took the average of the rest of the modules and if it was a pass they were alright. If it were a huge number of credits you would have to make it up in UL

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