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Question about Exam 2

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Odette:
Hey everyone I just wanted to know, in regards to exam 2 are we allowed to do different modules than the ones on exam 1? Or do we need to be consistent throughout both exams?
Thanks =]

joechan521:
good question, no idea!
im sticking to the same ones

Mystery:

--- Quote from: "Odette" ---Hey everyone I just wanted to know, in regards to exam 2 are we allowed to do different modules than the ones on exam 1? Or do we need to be consistent throughout both exams?
Thanks =]
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"Your allowed to do as many modules as you want, however, only your top 3 modules including core count." - Anthony Novak (Maths Quest author/Examiner)

I'd say stick to 3 modules, when your in reading time find the better ones to do and stick to them, don't go trying to do them all. (time is money and marks and study scores which lead to enter scores and your university and your career and your life =D)

reg:

--- Quote from: "Mystery" ---
--- Quote from: "Odette" ---Hey everyone I just wanted to know, in regards to exam 2 are we allowed to do different modules than the ones on exam 1? Or do we need to be consistent throughout both exams?
Thanks =]
--- End quote ---


"Your allowed to do as many modules as you want, however, only your top 3 modules including core count." - Anthony Novak (Maths Quest author/Examiner)

I'd say stick to 3 modules, when your in reading time find the better ones to do and stick to them, don't go trying to do them all. (time is money and marks and study scores which lead to enter scores and your university and your career and your life =D)
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Methinks Odette was asking about like, dropping trig for business or something, for example. Should be OK imo, it's not like humans mark the multi choice :P.

Odette:

--- Quote from: "reg" ---
--- Quote from: "Mystery" ---
--- Quote from: "Odette" ---Hey everyone I just wanted to know, in regards to exam 2 are we allowed to do different modules than the ones on exam 1? Or do we need to be consistent throughout both exams?
Thanks =]
--- End quote ---


"Your allowed to do as many modules as you want, however, only your top 3 modules including core count." - Anthony Novak (Maths Quest author/Examiner)

I'd say stick to 3 modules, when your in reading time find the better ones to do and stick to them, don't go trying to do them all. (time is money and marks and study scores which lead to enter scores and your university and your career and your life =D)
--- End quote ---
Methinks Odette was asking about like, dropping trig for business or something, for example. Should be OK imo, it's not like humans mark the multi choice :P.
--- End quote ---


Yeah thats what i meant :P hehe but i think i'll stick to the ones i did in exam 1

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