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1. • • If you have fewer than 30 credits of failure, the exam board may allow you to continue onto your next year of study. If a decision is made to progress you to the next level of your studies, you would be required to carry and re-take any failed module (s).
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     Do I need to repeat the whole year if I have failed modules?

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   How many credits do you need to pass a year at University?

   • In order to pass a year at university, students need to achieve 120 credits. Getting any less than this will mean that the student has failed that year at university. To get these 120 credits, students need to pass enough modules, which will have credits attributed to them.

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   How many credits if a student fails a module?

   • For example, if a student in their 2nd year of university passed all their modules in semester 1 and gained 60 credits, failed 1 module in semester 2 but passed all their other modules in semester 2, their total number of credits for the academic year would be 105 credits.

   How Do University Credits Work? – Student’s Guide

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   What happens if I fail 30 credits?

   • Carrying failed credits is referred to as condonement in the Rules of Assessment. It’s important that you understand the implications of having failed 30 credits towards your overall degree. You can only fail a maximum of 30 credits’ worth of non-core modules across your whole honours degree.

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   What happens if you fail 60 credits?

   • If you were to fail 60 credits or more in an academic year this could result in having to retake the year again. Although this is not ideal and many students would hate the thought of having to repeat the year, sometimes you might encounter a situation that is out of your control.

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   How many credits do I need for a 3 year degree?

   • Without credits students would not be able to progress throughout university as credits are evidence that you have passed all your exams and assignments. For a 3 year undergraduate degree 360 credits are required which are accumulated by passing all your exams, and even doing an exchange can contribute to your credits.

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   How many credits should I spend on each module?

   • However, if you have a module worth 15 credits and a module worth 30 credits it is expected that you spend more time on the module worth 30 credits; this would most likely be evident in the amount of work required by each module. How do credits relate to your assessments and exams for each module?

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3. thinkstudent.co.uk › how-do-university-credits-workHow Do University Credits Work? – Student’s Guide

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   Mar 28, 2021 · Although 120 credits are required in order to pass onto the next academic year, there are some instances whereby a student may have failed a module but is allowed to continue to the next academic year.

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   If you have more than 30 credits of failure (after resits), the whole academic year must be repeated. If you have fewer than 30 credits of failure, the exam board may allow you to continue onto your next year of study.

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   3 days ago · For example, if a student on a 360-credit degree fails a 30-credit module and repeats it, the provider can charge them for 390 credits overall. For: courses on the Ofqual register

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   Apr 11, 2021 · In order to pass a year at university, students need to achieve 120 credits. Getting any less than this will mean that the student has failed that year at university. To get these 120 credits, students need to pass enough modules, which will have credits attributed to them.

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   If you fail more than 15 credits in the rest of your degree, following all available assessment attempts, you will not be able to progress on your course and will no longer be eligible for an Honours Degree; however, the Board of Examiners would consider whether you are eligible for an Exit Award.

8. www.essex.ac.uk › student › exams-and-courseworkProceeding to the next year carrying 30 failed credits

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   It’s important that you understand the implications of having failed 30 credits towards your overall degree. You can only fail a maximum of 30 credits’ worth of non-core modules across your whole honours degree. Please read the relevant information on carrying failed credits below.

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   Undergraduate students permitted to carry 20 credits into a subsequent year will not be charged any additional tuition fee but will be required to cover any additional costs associated with the course unit(s) concerned, e.g. mandatory field trips”.