Graduate schemes with a third class degree

Have you considered retaking a year of university to improve your grades?

Could you maybe let your University know about your father's demise and apply for exceptional circumstances/re appeal because of your father's death.Maybe your University might reconsider your qualification and allow you resit some
modules to pull your grades up?
Check these sites, might help:

http://jobs.trovit.co.uk/3rd-class-degree-graduate-jobs
http://www.jobsite.co.uk/hobsons_articles/get_a_job.html

The uni already knew what I was going though but some of the lecturers were really harsh to me about giving me extra time etc and I hardly did ask for extra time on assignments, but when I did, I had to explain everything even though it was on my records. Some lectures were great help and very leniant, I was getting over 60% in a lot of modules but then the other ones that gave me 30% were the harsh ones that clearly didn't care. I didn't get that much extra help either. I know a few students that had gone through not a bad of a situation as me and got more help. So I don't really want to contact the uni.

Thank you for the link I will defiantly check it out

Does anyone know of any graduate schemes with a third class degree ?

Before you say I should have worked harder. I wish I did (I was on record to have a 2:2 in the summer of my second year) but I had so many ups and downs through university, I was attacked, I was still trying to cope after my mothers death which was in 2007. Also in the summer for my second year my father was diagnosed with cancer. He he also passed away when it was freshers week of my third year. So during my final year, I was forced out of my own home, I had to fight for certain things and some friends weren't a lot of help either. So before anyone says I should have worked harder please don't. In the circumstances I did the best I could.


So like I said the question is; is there any third class graduate schemes in north of England ?

Thank you.

I don't know of any, and have no desire to look. Honestly, if any would consider you a competitive applicant they are unlikely to be any better than other entry level jobs.

It is worth remembering that many people begin very successful careers without joining a grad scheme, so don't feel deflated if you don't secure a place. You can also consider taking some additional qualifications that would be applicable to the field(s) that interest you.

Does anyone know of any graduate schemes with a third class degree ?

Before you say I should have worked harder. I wish I did (I was on record to have a 2:2 in the summer of my second year) but I had so many ups and downs through university, I was attacked, I was still trying to cope after my mothers death which was in 2007. Also in the summer for my second year my father was diagnosed with cancer. He he also passed away when it was freshers week of my third year. So during my final year, I was forced out of my own home, I had to fight for certain things and some friends weren't a lot of help either. So before anyone says I should have worked harder please don't. In the circumstances I did the best I could.


So like I said the question is; is there any third class graduate schemes in north of England ?

Thank you.

Does anyone know of any graduate schemes with a third class degree ?

Before you say I should have worked harder. I wish I did (I was on record to have a 2:2 in the summer of my second year) but I had so many ups and downs through university, I was attacked, I was still trying to cope after my mothers death which was in 2007. Also in the summer for my second year my father was diagnosed with cancer. He he also passed away when it was freshers week of my third year. So during my final year, I was forced out of my own home, I had to fight for certain things and some friends weren't a lot of help either. So before anyone says I should have worked harder please don't. In the circumstances I did the best I could.


So like I said the question is; is there any third class graduate schemes in north of England ?

Thank you.