What happens if I fail a module?
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What happens if I fail a module?
If you fail a module, you may be able to compensate in Summer, depending on your marks for the entire year. You can only compensate a max of four, under the condition that they are all between 35 and 39. If any are below this, or you have failed more than four, you will need to sit the Autumn repeats. These are usually the last two weeks of August
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