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I'm in my first year of economics and I know that most people aim for at least 2:1 in their degree as a whole. But I just wanted to know to be predicted a 2:1 for my degree should I'm be getting a 2:1 in semester 1 or will a 2:2 be enough to be predicted a 2:1 in the future, is that makes any sense?
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I'm in my first year of economics and I know that most people aim for at least 2:1 in their degree as a whole. But I just wanted to know to be predicted a 2:1 for my degree should I'm be getting a 2:1 in semester 1 or will a 2:2 be enough to be predicted a 2:1 in the future, is that makes any sense?
I'm in my first year of economics and I know that most people aim for at least 2:1 in their degree as a whole. But I just wanted to know to be predicted a 2:1 for my degree should I'm be getting a 2:1 in semester 1 or will a 2:2 be enough to be predicted a 2:1 in the future, is that makes any sense?
Generally though, you should be aiming to do as well as you can in every assessment - even if your first year doesn't count, it's worth getting into good habits early.
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I'm in my first year of economics and I know that most people aim for at least 2:1 in their degree as a whole. But I just wanted to know to be predicted a 2:1 for my degree should I'm be getting a 2:1 in semester 1 or will a 2:2 be enough to be predicted a 2:1 in the future, is that makes any sense?
I'm in my first year of economics and I know that most people aim for at least 2:1 in their degree as a whole. But I just wanted to know to be predicted a 2:1 for my degree should I'm be getting a 2:1 in semester 1 or will a 2:2 be enough to be predicted a 2:1 in the future, is that makes any sense?
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