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     • There is a limit on the number of failed modules that you can carry through your degree which is 60 credits in total, with a maximum of 45 from years 2 and 3 (levels 5 and 6).
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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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   How many credits do I need to pass a course?

   • Each level (or year) of your course is worth 120 credits. You need to pass all modules to automatically pass that level. If you have failed a level by no more than 20 credits, you may be awarded a conceded pass. This allows you to start the next level without resitting failed modules.

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   What happens if a student fails a UCL reassessment?

   • 1. Have been excluded from UCL as a result of academic or personal misconduct. 2. Where a student fails up to and including 60 taught credits in any one academic session reassessment must take the form of a Resit. 3. Where a student fails more than 60 taught credits in any one academic session, reassessment should take the form of a Repeat.

   Section 9: Consequences of Failure | Academic Manual - UCL – University

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   What happens if I fail a course at Level 3?

   • If you have 100 credits and an average weighted grade of 49.5 at Level 3 you may be allowed a conceded pass to Level 4. If not allowed to proceed to Level 4, you may be awarded a Bachelor’s degree in accordance with regulations for three year courses, or allowed to re-sit the failed modules.

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   What happens if I fail a course in October 2023?

   • Choosing this outcome means you can proceed to your next year of study on the alternative course you have been offered in October 2023 without further reassessment. Carrying failed credits is referred to as condonement in the Rules of Assessment.

   Changing course and proceeding to next year with failed credits

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   How many credits do I need to pass a non-modular course?

   • Different rules apply to students on non-modular courses. Check your course handbook for more information and contact Student Advice Centre if you need to speak to an Academic Adviser. Each level (or year) of your course is worth 120 credits. You need to pass all modules to automatically pass that level.

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3. www.ucl.ac.uk › academic-manual › chaptersSection 9: Consequences of Failure | Academic Manual - UCL

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   Where a student fails more than 60 taught credits in any one academic session, reassessment should take the form of a Repeat. Where a Repeat is considered to be impossible, the Board of Examiners may offer the student the opportunity to take the failed assessments as Resits.

4. studentcentre.gre.ac.uk › knowledgebase › articleDo I need to repeat the whole year if I have failed modules?

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   To be fair to our students, we have rules that stipulate how many failed credits can be carried into the next level of your studies. If you have more than 30 credits of failure (after resits), the whole academic year must be repeated.

5. www.essex.ac.uk › student › exams-and-courseworkChanging course and proceeding to next year with failed ...

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   Carrying failed credits is referred to as condonement in the Rules of Assessment. It’s important that you understand the implications of having failed 15 or 30 credits towards your overall degree. You can only fail a maximum of 30 credits' worth of non-core modules across your whole degree.

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

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   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.

7. www.lboro.ac.uk › students › handbookUndergraduate reassessment | Student Handbook | Loughborough ...

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   • What do I have to do to pass the year? University Regulation XX sets out the minimum credit and module mark requirements for Undergraduate Bachelor’s degree programmes – ordinarily, to pass each year, or Part, students need at least 100 credits and to have no module with an overall mark of less than 30%.
   • I have failed the year; what does this mean for me? You cannot progress to the next Part, or graduate if you are a finalist, until you have passed your current Part.
   • I have failed my programme part and have decided not to continue with my studies. What do I need to do? If you are considering withdrawing from your programme, it is important that you first discuss your options with your School.
   • I haven’t failed the year; can I retake assessments? You can only take resits if you have failed your current Part. If you meet your programme’s minimum credit and module mark requirements, then you will automatically progress to the next Part of your programme.

8. www.bournemouth.ac.uk › students › help-adviceWhat happens if I need to repeat a unit? - Bournemouth University

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   Students who are allowed to carry credit don’t have to attend taught sessions, though they can if they wish but they do have to successfully complete the assessment that was previously failed for the unit(s). Carrying credit units are capped at the pass mark (the mark for the whole unit is capped). Repeat unit

9. su.sheffield.ac.uk › advice-and-support › academicExam Failure - Sheffield Students' Union

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   Mar 7, 2020 · Each level (or year) of your course is worth 120 credits. You need to pass all modules to automatically pass that level. If you have failed a level by no more than 20 credits, you may be awarded a conceded pass. This allows you to start the next level without resitting failed modules.