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We also feel strongly that there must be courses which cater more adequately for the next grade of ability . That I think would best be done by a large increase of pass degrees . That leads us into our views about the liberal arts and ...
We also feel strongly that there must be courses which cater more adequately for the next grade of ability . That I think would best be done by a large increase of pass degrees . That leads us into our views about the liberal arts and ...
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( 1 ) The University's entrance requirements are expressed in terms of passes in the G.C.E. Two of the required passes must be at A - Level ... Nowadays it is normal for Oxford candidates † to pass their O - Levels at 15 or even 14.
( 1 ) The University's entrance requirements are expressed in terms of passes in the G.C.E. Two of the required passes must be at A - Level ... Nowadays it is normal for Oxford candidates † to pass their O - Levels at 15 or even 14.
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But it would seem to us to be more encouraging for the student to set out having accepted the idea that a pass degree is acceptable . We want a well - founded pass degree . I think we agree that some kind of unified terminology for a ...
But it would seem to us to be more encouraging for the student to set out having accepted the idea that a pass degree is acceptable . We want a well - founded pass degree . I think we agree that some kind of unified terminology for a ...
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Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Institute of Physics and The Physical Society | 1110 |
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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