Missed Master's Distinction by 1%
My sister got 80% or above in all her modules bar the dissertation for which she got 69%. Had she appealed or requested an exam board review, what would the chances have been for the 69 being pushed to 70%? She thinks they would have remarked the dissertation and the thought of being interviewed on it (she gets anxious when it comes to presentations), put her off from requesting a review. Would they have remarked the dissertation or, as I think, just looked at her other marks?
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