2:1 overall, 2:2 in one module - a problem?
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by GroundearthYour first year doesn't count towards your classification; you could get 40% and it wouldn't matter.
Partly true, partly wrong!
Yes, it would not matter because first year doesn't count towards degree classification, BUT it matters A LOT if you want to apply for vac schemes in second year and it also matters when you apply for TCs.
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which vac schemes would be open to those with op's situation?
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