[QUOTE="Fez;67377834" Saracen's="Saracen's"]Though they are of little use in deciding whether or not you will be able to put in a competitive application when you apply. Useful for them, less useful for the student.
Absolutely, yes, you have a chance. What was the Spanish module in question? I'm pretty sure you have to let them know on the SAQ (whatever format that will now take) and it really depends whether you want to do a combination of your three languages (plus ab initio if that takes your fancy) than includes Spanish. If not, I cannot foresee any problem at all, if you do then it may disadvantage you but I imagine the rest of your grades more than redeem you.[/QUOTE
Well i intend to study spanish and french from post a2 and the module concerned was the reading/listening/ writing paper in which i greatly underperformed in my exam compared to how i was doing all year in class, getting basically full marks (which i hope comes across in my reference). I spoke to my spanish teacher and she said that i am almost guaranteed to get an a* in spanish at a2 provided i retake that module (since spanish isnt a reformed subject)