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We are permitted to “compensate” one marginal failure (at 45% or more) in one module, provided all components of assessment have been submitted and there is sufficient strength demonstrated in other assessments to justify this approach. Please note that, for part-time students, this stipulation can only be applied at the end of the first year only.  \nQ: How many opportunities do I have to pass an assessment?  \nA: In accordance with the University’s Academic Regulations, Section 4 Progression & Award,(  [https://www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/our-university/public-information/academic-regulations/](https://www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/our-university/public-information/academic-regulations/)), there are two assessment opportunities. If a student fails an assessment and therefore the module overall at a first sit opportunity, there will be one reassessment opportunity, with a mark capped at the pass mark. In certain circumstances, there may be a third sit opportunity, see further below.  \nQ: When is the assessment period?  \nA: Modules are assessed after they have been studied – please refer to the course calendar for further detail.  \nQ: What happens if I fail an assessment?  \nA: If you fail a module you have an opportunity to resit the assessment in the next reassessment (resit) period. The mark you receive for that resit will be capped at the pass mark.  \nShould you fail more than one module at a resit, the University Academic Regulations apply, please see this link: [https://www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/our-university/public-information/academic](https://www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/our-university/public-information/academic)regulations/ .  \nIn short, you will be offered the opportunity of repeat study of the module/s you have failed, with the associate fees to be paid to the University. If you then pass the repeat study module/s at the first opportunity during your repeat study, the mark will be uncapped and you will still meet the Professional Body requirements.  \nIf you do not pass the module/s at the first attempt of repeat study, you will not meet the Professional Body requirements and you would not be eligible for the target award (Postgraduate Diploma in Law) . You may still be eligible for an academic award from the University.  \nShould you fail only one resit, with a mark of 40-49%, you will be offered an opportunity for a third and final sit capped at the pass mark but without a fee payable. However, if you then fail the third and final sit, you will not have the opportunity to undertake repeat study of the module at Leeds Beckett.  \nQ: When is the reassessment (resit) period?  \nA: The course has one resit period each academic year in June/July. Students who have completed all the teaching for the course will submit at the next assessment opportunity for the module.  \nQ: If I complete some or all of the modules on the course, but I am not eligible for the target award, are there other awards I could receive?  \nA: Please note that the target awards are those which are required under current and SQE-related transitional provisions to satisfy the Professional Body requirements for the academic stage of training to becoming a solicitor or barrister. However, to recognise your achievements in successfully completing a certain amount of credits on the course, a contained award may be available to you as follows:  \n- If you successfully complete a minimum 180 credits on the LLMEW you may be eligible for the LLM Legal Studies.  \n- If you successfully complete a minimum 120 credits you may be eligible for PG Di","cbCaibCk5VcOXqNr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibCk5VcOXqNr","pdf",571086,"English","# Progression and Award Requirements\n## Passing Modules and Credit Requirements\n## Assessment Opportunities and Reassessment (Resits)\n## Assessment Timing and What Happens on Failure\n## Contained Awards Based on Credits","[{\"question\":\"How many modules must I pass to be awarded the LLM Laws of England and Wales?\",\"answer\":\"You must pass all credit-bearing modules, achieving a mark of 50% or more. 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