A friend of mine found out one of their family members is in critical condition ( not dead though) and they have an exam tomorrow morning but won’t be able to sit it. How does one go about it cause apparently the course coordinator just doesn’t reply and Google said ‘exams@vuw.ac.nz’ is the best bet. Just wanted to see if anyone has any experience with this kind of situation and what to do !! And also would they be able to resit or get an aegrotat pass? Any and all advice is appreciated

I’m currently doing an LLB with no conjoint, and I’m very confused as to how many law courses I should be taking in second year, considering I need to qualify as a full time student, but it is not recommended to take all level 2 law courses in one year. I’ve asked a course advisor but it was not clear. Does anyone have any advice?

Kia Ora everyone I just wanted to ask those (especially undergraduates) students if they have chosen their courses yet? I received an email from VUW saying I havent enrolled yet (I assume its courses?) but I am still trying to figure out the courses I can/should take. I just wanted to ask if you guys have enrolled or what, what I need to do and if I have to pay for course fees now.

BCom in Accounting and Finance btw.

Is there anything I can’t put on it??

It says “The Exam is hand-written (short answers) and in-person only*. It takes place during the university assessment period. No devices are permitted (or needed), but you should bring a calculator (any type: scientific, graphics or basic). The exam is closed book but you will be allowed to bring a 2-sided A4 'cheat sheet' on which you can have any notes you wish, hand-written, typed or pasted.
There is a Mandatory Course Requirementto achieve at least 30% in the exam  (30% of the marks available, so if the exam was out of 60 you would need at least 18 marks).** “ I have one that’s words printed out on paper nothing else

Anyone studying law part 1 at vic know what the average grades are looking like for the law courses?