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Original post by Daniiel
'Failed a lot of mobiles'? 
Hey
We all make spelling errors when we are tired you know
Original post by Rokit
Hey
We all make spelling errors when we are tired you know
We all make spelling errors when we are tired you know
But how do you go from modules to mobiles.
Besides, quote also answers why they're probably chucking him out.
No, not unless you were unfairly dismissed. Did you also fail in your first year? It may be the policy you are unable to have progression hindering failures more than once.
You may be able to transfer your credits over to another university or the Open university.
Appeal with the union, although you'll need to come up with a reason for your failure. Ring (don't email) them tomorrow, you'll have to be quick as I'm guessing your year will be started very soon if it hasn't already.
And as to Serano, you have no idea how hard some degrees are. Many people put the work in, but for subjects at the top universities like engineering, biochemistry etc it can't be extremely difficult to get to grips with the material, even when putting maximum effort. So unless you're flying through a BSc at oxford, I really don't think you can comment.
And as to Serano, you have no idea how hard some degrees are. Many people put the work in, but for subjects at the top universities like engineering, biochemistry etc it can't be extremely difficult to get to grips with the material, even when putting maximum effort. So unless you're flying through a BSc at oxford, I really don't think you can comment.
Original post by Alanine
And as to Serano, you have no idea how hard some degrees are. Many people put the work in, but for subjects at the top universities like engineering, biochemistry etc it can't be extremely difficult to get to grips with the material, even when putting maximum effort.
And as to Serano, you have no idea how hard some degrees are. Many people put the work in, but for subjects at the top universities like engineering, biochemistry etc it can't be extremely difficult to get to grips with the material, even when putting maximum effort.
well said.
Phone them up, and tell them I'll be back!
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I expect there's something in the regulations about the maximum number of modules you can re-take.
You *might* be able to re-take the year as an external student which means you'd be funding yourself for living expenses and you can convince them you're a good bet rather than a waster.
I've gotta say, when people have been kicked out of my place and it's either been after a meeting with academic and admin staff, Or after several attempts from the uni to organise a meeting have been ignored.
You *might* be able to re-take the year as an external student which means you'd be funding yourself for living expenses and you can convince them you're a good bet rather than a waster.
I've gotta say, when people have been kicked out of my place and it's either been after a meeting with academic and admin staff, Or after several attempts from the uni to organise a meeting have been ignored.
Original post by Alanine
And as to Serano, you have no idea how hard some degrees are. Many people put the work in, but for subjects at the top universities like engineering, biochemistry etc it can't be extremely difficult to get to grips with the material, even when putting maximum effort. So unless you're flying through a BSc at oxford, I really don't think you can comment.
And as to Serano, you have no idea how hard some degrees are. Many people put the work in, but for subjects at the top universities like engineering, biochemistry etc it can't be extremely difficult to get to grips with the material, even when putting maximum effort. So unless you're flying through a BSc at oxford, I really don't think you can comment.
This will sound harsh but...
If people cannot understand their basic course material then they shouldn't be allowed to continue on. No matter how hard they try. Particularly in fields like those you mention.
When I walk over a bridge I expect that the engineer who designed it knew what they were doing. You don't get points for effort in the real world.
ETA: OP, contact your course tutor and ask what you can do, but I personally wouldn't feel too optimistic about your chances. Failing 3/4 of your 'mobiles' [sic] is not an awesome record.
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Original post by Alanine
Appeal with the union, although you'll need to come up with a reason for your failure. Ring (don't email) them tomorrow, you'll have to be quick as I'm guessing your year will be started very soon if it hasn't already.
And as to Serano, you have no idea how hard some degrees are. Many people put the work in, but for subjects at the top universities like engineering, biochemistry etc it can't be extremely difficult to get to grips with the material, even when putting maximum effort. So unless you're flying through a BSc at oxford, I really don't think you can comment.
And as to Serano, you have no idea how hard some degrees are. Many people put the work in, but for subjects at the top universities like engineering, biochemistry etc it can't be extremely difficult to get to grips with the material, even when putting maximum effort. So unless you're flying through a BSc at oxford, I really don't think you can comment.
There's no such thing as BSc at Oxford!
negged for pointing out a fact? Unbelieveable
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Original post by ultimate mashup
Original post by ultimate mashup
There's no such thing as BSc at Oxford!
He meant a BSc(hons) in a particular subject.
Original post by *Hakz*
He meant a BSc(hons) in a particular subject.
There's no such thing as a BSc(hons) at Oxford either. For traditional reasons they mainly only do BA (hons)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Degrees_of_the_University_of_Oxford
(edited 12 years ago)
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