Results Day

So, today is results day! Being a history student makes things a bit easier - no half modules, and everything is equally weighted. Somewhat of a concern was my second year minor subject (Psychology), which was split into two 'half-units', Social Psychology and Developmental Psychology. I always hated Dev. and as a result did no work for it all year, causing me to get a shite mark (52) in that particular module. I contacted my department, concerned that this unit would drag my overall mark down considerably and after giving them a little "personal difficulties in exam period" bullshit they agreed to waive that module and allow Social to stand as a full, independent module. This aside it really is straightforward; 8 modules totalled 524, giving an average of 65.5. That's it then - three years of my life traded against a rather average 2:1. From the looks of it, I never really threatened to get any other classification, but given my admittedly poor effort levels, I can't really complain. Transcript below:

Course	Weight	Credit	Year	Title	Grade	Exam		Other		Overall
HIST259	1.00	30	08/09	The First World War	IIi	65		71		67
HIST261	1.00	30	08/09	Consensus or Conflict?: Change and Continuity in the Culture, Society and Politics of the United States, 1789-1989	IIi	59		67		62
HIST267	1.00	30	08/09	Life at the Edge: Britain, Europe and the Colonial Experience c.1550 - c.1670	IIi	63		68		65
PSYC203	1.00	30	08/09	Social Psychology	IIi	63		68		64
HIST248	1.00	30	09/10	Men, Women and Warfare: Twentieth-Century Experiences	IIi	62		68		64
HIST300	1.00	30	09/10	Dissertation	I			70		70
HIST364i	1.00	30	09/10	'The Shock of the New': Modernity and the Modernisms of American Culture, 1877-1919	IIi	66		66		66
HIST364ii	1.00	30	09/10	F'The Shock of the New': Modernity and the Modernisms of American Culture, 1877-1919	IIi	66		67		66