Drugs is a mugs game...

[minestrone]

Not that it's really any of your business, but I did a year at UoL in '08 to '09 when I had to discontinue the course because I took a contract up North and couldn't make the lectures.

I had a 2:1 from the two subjects I did that year and I transferred that to the OU in 09. I now have 120 credits left after this current module which finishes in October to get which consists of one final 60 point compulsory module and one 30 point compulsory module. I can then take an optional 30 point module to complete the 360 points.

I reckon that'll most probably take another two years, a year and a half if I pushed it, which I have no need to do.

Thanks for the offer of help, but Scots law is not really relevant to my studies and going by your grasp of the law they're not exactly the best at getting across their subject are they.

Anyway, I'm off to my bed. Night night alkie.

They are handing out 2:1s to people without a degree?

Honestly you are a sign of thick Britain.

[minestrone]

[minestrone]

In the navy!
You can fail your first degree.

[MarillionFan]

I always thought Incognito and Minestrone were the same person. At least, that's what MF told me

Shut it Cliphead.

[Incognito]

They are handing out 2:1s to people without a degree?

Honestly you are a sign of thick Britain.

Popped back in to reply to a mail.

Noticed your alcohol befuddled confusion though so will try and clarify.

A Qualifying Law Degree is made up of specific modules that are compulsory in order for the degree to be recognised by the respective bodies.

The two modules I did at UoL were obligations (without the tort that was a later year) and Public law. You get graded on your submitted work and exams at the end of every module and the average grade at the end of the degree is what you obtain the classification for. At the end of year 1 I was on track to achieve a 2:1 (if marks remained consistent through the degree).

It was for the Modules I passed that I was able to transfer credit across to the OU.

Hope that helps clear it's way through the whiskey mist.