Rewriting this exam is completely unacceptable and the fact that Prof Summers still holds her position at Unisa is even more absurd.
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slindile zwane
10 years ago
i agree with the other students..We should be given our mark's so we can register for CHE1503 practical
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Busisiwe Ntuli
10 years ago
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This matter has not just caused an inconvenience, it has caused us our future...did the University management even sit and think about how the students will be affected by their decision especially for the fact that section B only counted 40 marks really??? we have to study the whole flippin material because of just 40 marks??? They are taking the easy way out and not once did they thinking how this would affect us the student and couldn't careless actually
I'm so disappointed, I never thought a University of such calibre would make such a decision; I really thought they were better than that...I'm actually disgusted
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Fisiwe
10 years ago
I've been waiting for communication from Unisa since last year October. I don't know whether I'm in or not but registration is opened already.
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Christine Gioia
10 years ago
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I am absolutely livid about this. And there is no information at all for us about the new date. Why should I have to suffer due to the negligence of someone else when I'd put in so much effort.
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Sphiwe Sithole
10 years ago
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This is too unfortunate, and now my bursary application process has to be distributed becuase i'm missing results, and on top of that i have to ask for additional days off now to go and rewrite this exam when i did not even see the memo... Who's fault is is it....
I'm going to put this on hellopeter as well!
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taiwo ibrahim
10 years ago
We can not be pulled back based on something dat is the schools fault. We reject the proposal to rewrite
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Frannette
10 years ago
Please consider only marking section A as opposed to a rewrite.
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Genevieve
10 years ago
Very unfair to have to rewrite a paper if I did not even know about the memo, and I am sure that I'm not the only student tgat didn't even see the attachment.
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Shaylene
10 years ago
Take Section A into consideration. CHE1502 is holding us back from further studies.
Rewriting this exam is completely unacceptable and the fact that Prof Summers still holds her position at Unisa is even more absurd.
i agree with the other students..We should be given our mark's so we can register for CHE1503 practical
This matter has not just caused an inconvenience, it has caused us our future...did the University management even sit and think about how the students will be affected by their decision especially for the fact that section B only counted 40 marks really??? we have to study the whole flippin material because of just 40 marks??? They are taking the easy way out and not once did they thinking how this would affect us the student and couldn't careless actually I'm so disappointed, I never thought a University of such calibre would make such a decision; I really thought they were better than that...I'm actually disgusted
I've been waiting for communication from Unisa since last year October. I don't know whether I'm in or not but registration is opened already.
I am absolutely livid about this. And there is no information at all for us about the new date. Why should I have to suffer due to the negligence of someone else when I'd put in so much effort.
This is too unfortunate, and now my bursary application process has to be distributed becuase i'm missing results, and on top of that i have to ask for additional days off now to go and rewrite this exam when i did not even see the memo... Who's fault is is it.... I'm going to put this on hellopeter as well!
We can not be pulled back based on something dat is the schools fault. We reject the proposal to rewrite
Please consider only marking section A as opposed to a rewrite.
Very unfair to have to rewrite a paper if I did not even know about the memo, and I am sure that I'm not the only student tgat didn't even see the attachment.
Take Section A into consideration. CHE1502 is holding us back from further studies.