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Feedback on your progress

Feedback about your work and progress is very important. It provides you with both information about how you are performing in your studies, but also about how to improve your grades for future modules and studies. It is therefore important to ensure that you receive feedback about your studies from discussions with tutors as well as via traditional written feedback received when you submit work for assessment.

Do not just rely on your received grades and marks as indicators of your progress in your programme – always ensure you know why you have received your grade by speaking with your tutors about this.

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