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Failed my Master's

Hi, I hope one of you can help my.

I just got the message that I failed in on exam (Economics) second time and can not get the Master degree. At the same time I got the mark on my dissertation.

I did MBA one year. They do not give my other possibility to finish the university. I can not do again exam or MBA program.

What can you suggest to do in my situation?

Thanks.
Reply 1
Appeal, that's all you can do. What result did you get on the Economics exam?
Reply 2
Original post by Miguzis
Hi, I hope one of you can help my.

I just got the message that I failed in on exam (Economics) second time and can not get the Master degree. At the same time I got the mark on my dissertation.

I did MBA one year. They do not give my other possibility to finish the university. I can not do again exam or MBA program.

What can you suggest to do in my situation?

Thanks.


Give up on the idea of higher education.


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Reply 3
Moved to Postgraduate

Original post by CEKTOP
Give up on the idea of higher education.


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Give that it's a postgraduate degree, so the OP presumably has a degree already.

But even if it were the OP's first degree, why would failing a course mean they need to "give up" on Higher Education full stop?
Reply 4
Original post by River85
Moved to Postgraduate



Give that it's a postgraduate degree, so the OP presumably has a degree already.

But even if it were the OP's first degree, why would failing a course mean they need to "give up" on Higher Education full stop?


Failing a course twice means that you're not interested in the course, therefore there is no need to pursue the degree.
Reply 5
Can you pay to retake that one module?

I had real difficulty with my statistics module (working full time, bad teacher, health problems, a complete lack of interest in stats) and screwed up the retake. The university allowed me to take that extra module in the next semester, I passed it (better teacher!) and ta-da, I have my MSc.
Reply 6
Original post by CEKTOP
Failing a course twice means that you're not interested in the course, therefore there is no need to pursue the degree.


A specific degree, perhaps, though no mention is made of mitigating circumstances and we can all have off days. Besides, I don't agree. I "failed" a module in my BA twice (officially I didn't fail it at all, but this is only a technicality due to mitigating circumstances) yet I still achieved a 2:1 and an academic prize for outstanding achievement.

But you didn't say give up on the degree. You said he should give up on Higher Education.
Reply 7
Original post by musketeer
Appeal, that's all you can do. What result did you get on the Economics exam?



Original post by Ice_Queen
Can you pay to retake that one module?

I had real difficulty with my statistics module (working full time, bad teacher, health problems, a complete lack of interest in stats) and screwed up the retake. The university allowed me to take that extra module in the next semester, I passed it (better teacher!) and ta-da, I have my MSc.


I realise different unis have different rules, but it's quite common I believe that if you fail an exam twice (at postgrad) you cannot take it again, and for many you have to pass all modules to pass the degree; of course these are not universal rules. It depends entirely on what the rules for this MBA at this particular uni are.
Reply 8
Original post by sj27
I realise different unis have different rules, but it's quite common I believe that if you fail an exam twice (at postgrad) you cannot take it again, and for many you have to pass all modules to pass the degree; of course these are not universal rules. It depends entirely on what the rules for this MBA at this particular uni are.



I think you're right. I wasn't saying appeal to retake the exam, I was saying appeal the marks to see if the marks can be brought up to a pass.

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