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    What's a pass?

    • 11-08-2010 12:27AM
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      Dr. Baltar
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      Arts Student Here.

      I know this has been asked a million times, but I really do need to know what percentage a C3 is. I have two repeats upcoming.
      Thank you in advance!


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    • #2
      mayo_lad
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      it varies from department to department but ushualy it is 40% but it can varie +or- 10%

      best of luck in your exams


    • #3
      cson
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      Also depends on your QCA; you can get a D [compensatory fail] and 'pass' in the sense that grades in the rest of your subjects pull you up above a 2.0 QCA.


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      Dr. Baltar
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      cson wrote: »
      Also depends on your QCA; you can get a D [compensatory fail] and 'pass' in the sense that grades in the rest of your subjects pull you up above a 2.0 QCA.

      Well I need to get 2 C3s to pass.


    • #5
      Mr. K
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      C3s are pretty easy to get (generally). Are the subjects you're repeating difficult? As in, do you feel utterly lost?


    • #6
      Dr. Baltar
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      Mr. K wrote: »
      C3s are pretty easy to get (generally). Are the subjects you're repeating difficult? As in, do you feel utterly lost?

      Fine for one, the other - oh God...


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