Do queens university B have speacil consideration for a slight depletion in grades
Hi I was just wondering if queens nursing Belfast give consideration on applicants who don’t get exactly the percentage needed on access modules which is 70% per one , say if you got like 67 or 68 on one or two out of four modules would they still consider if your overall was 70% on your final grade , especially if your circumstances are because of care responsibilities, mental health and illness around the time of course work submission
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I’m also wondering, my offer says “65% average across modules”, does yours state has to be 70% on each module? Do you have your results yet?
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