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| Aug9-11, 02:34 AM | #1 |
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Problems transferring grades between countries?
Gah.
I study in the UK. We have a grade system here: 40% = pass 50% = 2:2 60% = 2:1 70% = 1st I have average mark of 78% and am the top of my year by a few per cent. I apply to Australian university for PhD, where their grade system is: 50% = pass 65% = credit 75% = dist. 85% = High distinction. They tell me my marks aren't good enough and shouldn't apply unless I have an average of 80%. How do I show them that my marks are very good, and not just ok? |
| Aug9-11, 08:29 AM | #2 |
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What makes you think the 80% refer to the Australian system? You're probably not the first UK student to apply for a PhD at this university. Other than that: The obvious way seems to be writing a mail and explaining why you think your grade is sufficient.
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