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Dip in Second Year results. Should I be scared or merely unconcerned.

Hi. I saw a recent dip in my results during my second year (67% to 66%). I am now going into my third year. Firsts were not uncommon last year, but they were all 70's and my grade got dragged down by a group project which received a 2:2. I wondered how concerned I should be and how normal this decline in grades is.
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Bulbasaur
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1% really isn't very significant, and like you said a group project brought you down. Assuming your first year isn't weighted, and your second year is weighted at 1/3 and your third at 2/3, then getting 72% in your next year will leave you with a first overall, it's not out of reach. Honestly you're fine :smile:
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Thanks, but I want to put my own ideas across in my work and have friends to proofread.
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Joinedup
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Original post by Rob1000
Thanks, but I want to put my own ideas across in my work and have friends to proofread.


dude you're talking to a bit of software that bumps all unanswered threads there - I'd be more worried about that iiwy

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