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If you fail a course and then redo it for GPA is only the latest result in the course counted (eg like HSC) or are both?
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It would have to be both, or the university may well have a policy that recognises a subsequent result as a pass in gpa terms, no matter the actual result. You would be best to ask the admin at your institution.
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loquasagacious
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Also anxious about a fail?
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Both. .addymac said:
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Both, unless you're good and switch degrees that are slightly different but the same in which case they would transfer only successful subjects. Like if you did a BCommerce and failed a heap, transfer over to a BBusiness with similar majors and transfer your good marks across :uhhuh: Of course this would depend on the uni and how similar their offerings are.