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I'd be scared to go to a chiro, fullstop.piitb said:i'd be quite scared to goto a chiro who only knew 50% of his stuff wouldnt u
I'd be scared to go to a chiro, fullstop.piitb said:i'd be quite scared to goto a chiro who only knew 50% of his stuff wouldnt u
At macq for actuarial studies, you need at least a credit in certain subjects to meet certain requirements. So in that case, it seems like that you need 65 to pass.wrong_turn said:haha and for actuarial studies at macq i think a pass is 65.
but often in the advanced courses e.g. optom advanced science, you will need a 65 or 70 average respectively to be passing the degree.
it is all dependant on the course. to be have a better idea of passing marks, it is better to have a look at the handbook for each course for the specific uni.
Not entirely true. For a science degree, those getting HDs are eligible to take advanced or TSP units and are usually eligible to do honours and perhaps end up with scholarships which makes them more attractive to employers. Those who just pass never get that opportunity.ConquerDiscover said:I'm going to aim for pass in Uni
if you think about it, as long as I pass, I'll continue and move on with the people who are getting HD's.
Pass ftw.
These days, the piece of paper isn't enough.o0o_chris_o0o said:Like 3 of my 8 lecturers this year have maintained the policy of "P's get degree's"
That only works in first year.piitb said:in some courses i seen half the students can't pass an exam. the get over the line overall by getting easy marks by attending labs, assignments etc (which everyone copies anyway)
P's don't get you undergrads with distinction, or into honours.o0o_chris_o0o said:Like 3 of my 8 lecturers this year have maintained the policy of "P's get degree's"