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    1 01-06-2012  01:13
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    Can I still get my exams cashed in
    My Further Maths was only being cashed in as I have already done Maths A-level. However, following the exams, I have realised that if I use some of the Maths Modules, I can still get an A. Can I still get it cashed in or is it too late now?
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    2 01-06-2012  19:31
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    Re: Can I still get my exams cashed in
    Talk to your exams officer

    They just need to tick a box
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