possible to pass first year with one failed module

I have had a couple of resits but found one really hard even after revising hard for it and im worried that I have failed it again. Is it possible to still get onto 2nd year with one failed module? I went to nearly every lecture so it isnt like I'm lazy and dont try hard at uni. Im losing sleep over this and the uni/tutor havnt replied yet. Really dont want to resit the year and if thats the case then i will leave which i would hate to have to do.

Search through your departments handbook (there should be a copy of it somewhere on their webiste, surely) to find the small print, as all departments are different.

My department requires that you don't fail core modules, but you can soft fail other modules (35% or above) so long as your overall average is over 50.

Even if you did badly, all is not lost as they don't just throw you out, they have a panel which decides what to do. As often as not they'll let you carry on, though they may attach some conditions to your performance in second year.

Search through your departments handbook (there should be a copy of it somewhere on their webiste, surely) to find the small print, as all departments are different.

My department requires that you don't fail core modules, but you can soft fail other modules (35% or above) so long as your overall average is over 50.

Even if you did badly, all is not lost as they don't just throw you out, they have a panel which decides what to do. As often as not they'll let you carry on, though they may attach some conditions to your performance in second year.

Didn't want to make a new thread about this but does anyone know if they sometimes release the resit results a couple of days early? Loads of people didn't turn up to my resits anywhere so surely that means less papers to mark?

And thanks for the advice

I failed one module(resit) with management course (year 1)
and I'm going through some serious life event and taking anitdepressante durning the whole summer and resit period, I told my school but they didn't take it in consideration and not allow me to progress to year 2.

but someone I know had similar situation happened last year his uni allowed him to progress to year 2 and give chance to do the failed module again while he is at year2.

Veeerry unlikely. The deadline/announcement dates are set when they are because of the different levels of confirmation it all has to go through. So even if they mark all the scripts the day after the exam, they still have to wait for the relevant departmental meetings and for general conferring from somewhere up on high in the overall university heirarchy.

Do you think they talk about the attendence and look at the other marks when considering whether or not someone should pass to get onto 2nd year? I thought the exam board met up or something??

They do meet up, that's one of the departmental meetings I was getting at. I don't know what they talk about really. They will talk about whatever they feel is relevant, if they feel attnedance is relevant and it is reliably recorded then it will be mentioned, if no one in the room thinks it's relevant then it won't be. It depends upon the people in the room.

Broadly speaking they decide to keep or reject you based on their judgement of your academic potential. They're more likely to go through your actual coursework and exam essays, looking for general patterns of your strengths and weaknesses.

So if they see that I am stronger in essays (which i am) will they take that into account because its more essay based in 2nd year rather than multiple choice?