If I am in second year of Uni and I want to get into a program thats already started second year (but I would be starting that same program third year) is that allowed? I have the pre requisites for the program but had to repeat 2 of them because of low marks. Will the CA be my second year CA then or first yeah CA to get into the program

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Relax...you don't need to prompt for a reply if it's only been an hour since you posted.

Your question depends on your specific situation - what course you repeated, what your grades are, etc., as well as the program you're trying to get into.

CA = CUMULATIVE average. There is no such thing as a "first year CA" and "second year CA". Those are sessional averages, abbreviated 'SA'. Your CA is typically used to determine admission into programs.

What if you have the CA required but two of the prerequisite courses you need a specific mark in you don't have?

Originally Posted by Science Rocks

What if you have the CA required but two of the prerequisite courses you need a specific mark in you don't have?

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hey so im transferring into 3rd year PNB (im currently in 2nd year honours life sciences) and basically what happens when you want to transfer into another program is a) they are going to look at your CUMULATIVE average from both first and second year, if you meet the requirements you will enter into that program. BUT you may have to redo your second year in that program unless you have done most of the course equivalents for that program. EX: i need PNB 2XA3 --cognition. but i can substitute it for PSYCH 2H03 and it counts. what you should do in the new year is go and see a counsellor and see if it is possible to do so.