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Jul 12, 2010 18:05
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Class of Honours Degree: Failure compensated (no longer in use)
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Class of Honours Degree: Failure compensated (no longer in use)
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(Portuguese)
4 | Título acadêmico: recuperado | cristinamarinho |
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Título acadêmico: recuperado
Grading scaleThe University uses a 1-20 grading scale with 1 being the highest mark. For level 1 modules (which do not contribute to determine the class of honours degree) the grade Y (ungraded pass) is widely used. The numerical grades are detailed on the table below.
The 20-Point Scale
Grade
Class of Honours Degree
Other Qualification
FIRST CLASS
DISTINCTION
UPPER SECOND
MERIT
LOWER SECOND
PASS
THIRD
FAIL – MARGINAL
Compensation allowed
FAIL - MARGINAL
Compensation allowed
FAIL –
Compensation allowed
FAIL - Compensation allowed
FAIL –
Compensation not allowed
FAIL - Compensation not allowed
FAIL – Incorporating failure to participate in assessment necessary to achieve all learning outcomes. Compensation not allowed
FAIL - Incorporating failure to participate in assessment necessary to achieve all learning outcomes. Compensation not allowed
The 20-Point Scale
Grade
Class of Honours Degree
Other Qualification
FIRST CLASS
DISTINCTION
UPPER SECOND
MERIT
LOWER SECOND
PASS
THIRD
FAIL – MARGINAL
Compensation allowed
FAIL - MARGINAL
Compensation allowed
FAIL –
Compensation allowed
FAIL - Compensation allowed
FAIL –
Compensation not allowed
FAIL - Compensation not allowed
FAIL – Incorporating failure to participate in assessment necessary to achieve all learning outcomes. Compensation not allowed
FAIL - Incorporating failure to participate in assessment necessary to achieve all learning outcomes. Compensation not allowed
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