Please note that the ST952 module results are are considered to be provisional until they have been approved at the Summer examination board.

Please read the information below the results carefully if you have any queries. If you have not managed to find the answer you may, as always, contact the Statistics Support Office at stats.pg.support@warwick.ac.uk.

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Relevant Extracts from Handbook

Pass Mark / Progression

The pass mark for all modules is 50%

The highest mark from the original attempt or re-assessment attempt is used for the calculation of year marks and in determining your classification.

Reassessment Policy for Students entering in or before the 2020/21 Academic Year

A further attempt at a module may be classified as a resit, where the mark is capped at 50%, or a further first attempt where the mark is not capped.

A further first attempt will only be awarded where there is accepted mitigating circumstances, i.e. serious medical or personal problems.

Students who have not achieved the 50% pass mark in the core modules sat in the January examination period will be offered a further attempt in the April examination period. Students who do not pass the two core modules ST903 and ST952 will not be allowed to proceed to dissertation.

Reassessment Module Marks

Resit marks for ST903 are usually calculated based on the examination ONLY with coursework marks not taken into account when calculating the module mark. enables you to focus on passing the examination without being burdened with coursework in addition.

Resit marks for ST952 are usually calculated based on the examination and the original coursework submission. If the original coursework was affected by accepted mitigating circumstances the Board of Examiners may choose to offer a further attempt at the coursework component or calculate the module mark based on the examination only.

Mitigating Circumstances

The grades shown above will not show the impact of any mitigating circumstances outcomes.

If you have submitted a mitigating circumstances claim, please check the claim to see if the mitigating circumstances panel recommendation has been made and is available for you to view and / or if any additional information has been requested.

Exam Marking / Remarking

Your script is marked by academic staff and then carefully moderated with each script being checked by another member of academic staff. The question totals are entered by a team of support staff working together to ensure the marks are transcribed correctly.

We do not remark examination scripts.

If you think there is a significant discrepancy in your mark from what you were expected please check the notes field above to see if there was late penalty applied and read the solutions carefully to see what was being looked for in your answers (including the completeness of the justification as well as the final answer).

If you have good reason to believe that there has been an error in the transcription after checking the solutions, you may contact the support office, with your reasoning, and ask them to let you know if there were any errors in your script upload (for your information e.g. whether it was readable and how many pages were submitted) and to check the marks have been entered correctly. Requests without reasoning that refer to the solutions will not be actioned.