Original post by gjd800
Not usually but there are exceptions. Email your course admin team there.
I think it does it says 68.01-69.99% will be a first
But hopefully that's the case when it is official 😬
Original post by Anonymous
I think it does it says 68.01-69.99% will be a first
But hopefully that's the case when it is official 😬
But hopefully that's the case when it is official 😬
Fingers crossed that it's applicable for you!
Original post by Anonymous
I study at university of Wolverhampton
Hi
Thank you for your question,
The percentage needed will depend on the course. It might be worth getting in touch with the course leader to find out if they know exact percentages and grades.
Hope this helps
LB (WolvesRep)
https://www.wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/office-of-the-vice-chancellor/documents/University-of-Wolverhampton-Academic-Regulations-2022-23.pdf
for borderline students >68.01%
"Student must have 70% or above in at least 60 credits gained at level 6 (or at level 7 for integrated masters)"
for borderline students >68.01%
"Student must have 70% or above in at least 60 credits gained at level 6 (or at level 7 for integrated masters)"
(edited 9 months ago)
Original post by WolvesRep1
Hi
Thank you for your question,
The percentage needed will depend on the course. It might be worth getting in touch with the course leader to find out if they know exact percentages and grades.
Hope this helps
LB (WolvesRep)
Thank you for your question,
The percentage needed will depend on the course. It might be worth getting in touch with the course leader to find out if they know exact percentages and grades.
Hope this helps
LB (WolvesRep)
Ok thank you 🙂
Original post by mnot
https://www.wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/office-of-the-vice-chancellor/documents/University-of-Wolverhampton-Academic-Regulations-2022-23.pdf
for borderline students >68.01%
"Student must have 70% or above in at least 60 credits gained at level 6 (or at level 7 for integrated masters)"
for borderline students >68.01%
"Student must have 70% or above in at least 60 credits gained at level 6 (or at level 7 for integrated masters)"
That is what I seen aswell hopefully that is the case as I really wanted to get a first
Original post by mnot
https://www.wlv.ac.uk/media/departments/office-of-the-vice-chancellor/documents/University-of-Wolverhampton-Academic-Regulations-2022-23.pdf
for borderline students >68.01%
"Student must have 70% or above in at least 60 credits gained at level 6 (or at level 7 for integrated masters)"
for borderline students >68.01%
"Student must have 70% or above in at least 60 credits gained at level 6 (or at level 7 for integrated masters)"
Do you think this is the most recent one for classifications just wondering as it says 22-23
Original post by Anonymous
Do you think this is the most recent one for classifications just wondering as it says 22-23
What academic calender year did you graduate under?
Original post by mnot
What academic calender year did you graduate under?
I will graduate in September 2023
Original post by Anonymous
I will graduate in September 2023
So your last academic year was...
Original post by mnot
So your last academic year was...
I completed my last module in may this year. So 2023 is the last
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