Exactly!
I didn't do forensic psychology modules, i mostly chose social/clinical stuff in my optional modules (I did do forensic psychology UCL course...thing in year 9 though, that was fun
). Are you particularly interested in forensic psychology?
Technically I graduated twice, the first time was with a 2.i honours. But I had extenuating circumstances and I was allowed to do an uncapped resit and the grade from that increased from like 53 to 70-something and it bumped my degree mark up enough to allow me to graduate with a first.
I think they called it graduation with reassessment. Still not entirely sure how I pulled that off as I was very ill at the time (still am).
Also technically my degree mark is under the 70 boarder for a first, but like most universities mine have other ways of calculating final grades. I had 120 credits at first class standard and my degree mark was 69 so they bumped my grade up.
Statistics was my most hated subject (I loathe maths), but I gradually got better, ended up being my best grade over all aha. Not sure if this is the same for all universities that do BPS accredited psychology degrees but my university combined research methods and statistics into our dissertation. Hence it was a shock when I opened the results page and saw 76! I remember panicking to my mum before sending it in because I was convinced I was going to fail.