feel like 60 quid

[badly over drawn boy]

I have just gained a 3.5 in psychology

ha ha


sorry first year psychology

Anybody else

[Bryn]

How is that possible? First year psychology is a doddle - I didn't really do any work and I got a 13.6.

Saying that, I got a 2.0 in maths :-/

[jcwacky]

Well I got a 2 in 1st yr Psyc this year!

Are you going back for the resit? I probably am.

Stupid exam!!!

[jcwacky]

Well I got a 2 in 1st yr Psyc this year!

Are you going back for the resit? I probably am.

Stupid exam!!!

[ever_nocturnal]

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[Wong]

[s]dunqn wrote on 15:06, 9th Jun 2004:
and work much harder next year, though.


That's what I say every year. And I don't think we're alone in that...

[hr]
You would not feel sadness if you never tasted joy
That's the curse of humans - born in passion, you destroy

[Prophet Tenebrae]

Yes, I think everyone says that. 90% of people don't do it.

[hr]Ah, I hate how nothing changes. Such a peaceful Earth should just collapse...

[Guest]

Sorry to break this news but I'm pretty sure you aren't allowed to do a resit if you get under a 3,although I may be wrong? By the way, first year psychology is definitely not a "doddle", ok so the exam is all mcqs but they are incredibly tricky and you really need to know your stuff to do really well. From my experience of it you have to do quite a lot of work for the exam in comparison to other first year subjects to simply pass! Unless you are incredibly lucky and mark the correct boxes without having a clue of the right answers!...

[mossop]

Heh, I did first year psych and got 14 in first semester and 13 in second semester. I went to 4 lectures the whole year and did no work for the exam. It is a doddle!

[hr]http://www.geocities.com/mossop_2002

Drunken photos, and not so drunken photos

[jcwacky]

[s]Unregisted User wrote on 19:21, 10th Jun 2004:
you aren't allowed to do a resit if you get under a 3

Can anyone please confirm this?

As this is the first I have heard about this rule.

[The Famous Philosopher]

[s]jcwacky wrote on 14:42, 12th Jun 2004:
[s]Unregisted User wrote on 19:21, 10th Jun 2004:[i]
you aren't allowed to do a resit if you get under a 3

Can anyone please confirm this?

As this is the first I have heard about this rule.
[/i]

I think you need a 2 or better to get a resit.

[hr]
Never buy a midget with learning difficulties, It's not big and it's not clever

[Prophet Tenebrae]

I thought it was a 3 or better? It's in the PTP thing you get... I'll go check the uni website - right now!

*many hours later*

Hmm, looks like it actually varies from school to school.

http://psy.st-andrews.ac.uk/handbooks/m ... _handb.pdf

[hr]Ah, I hate how nothing changes. Such a peaceful Earth should just collapse...

[jcwacky]

[s]Prophet Tenebrae wrote on 15:15, 12th Jun 2004:
I thought it was a 3 or better? It's in the PTP thing you get... I'll go check the uni website - right now!

*many hours later*

Hmm, looks like it actually varies from school to school.

http://psy.st-andrews.ac.uk/handbooks/m ... _handb.pdf

[hr]Ah, I hate how nothing changes. Such a peaceful Earth should just collapse...


Yeh, so it doesn't say anything about it in the handbook, does that mean I'm definatly fine to take the resit?

[Prophet Tenebrae]

Quite possibly - if they're letting you pay the money, it would be a fair guess.

[hr]Ah, I hate how nothing changes. Such a peaceful Earth should just collapse...

[Guest]

Think its only in the arts subjects that you have to get over a 3 because in some of them you don't need a certain grade in your practical work. Subjects that can be arts but have practical work that needs a required grade are not usually subject to that rule.