Explain these University grades?
What does the '-' mean in 1- or 2:1=?
(I know this is in the wrong thread, sorry)
(I know this is in the wrong thread, sorry)
(edited 7 years ago)
Original post by jamesdye05
What does the '-' mean in 1- or 2:1=?
(I know this is in the wrong thread, sorry)
(I know this is in the wrong thread, sorry)
If you don't get a reply, it's worth asking your uni directly
I don't know for sure but i guess it means your boarder line like you got 69% instad of 70 for a first you might be offered a resit to bump that grade up
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