Who's wondering?
Jul. 7th, 2004 11:25 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kyrasantae
I'm giggling/laughing because my sister is reading aloud from this book. Apparently there are some contributions from U of A, although of course, all contributions were kept anonymous for obvious embarrassment reasons.
For those who are wondering about whether there shows a big fat '0' on the IB results page for me, it doesn't.
And 'N' means, according to the notes below:
So there you are. No big fat '0.' Funny how it says '0 points,' yet a certificate is "awarded." :P
For those who are wondering about whether there shows a big fat '0' on the IB results page for me, it doesn't.
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The following provisional results are available for the subjects you entered in the MAY 2004 examination session as at 7 July, 2004.
<table cellpadding="1">
Name: L**, M****** M**-T*** IBO Ref: MAY 2004, 0130-086 Category: Certificate Result: 0 points : - Certificate awarded
| Session | Subject | Level | Grade |
| MAY 2004 | HIST.EUROPE | HL | N |
And 'N' means, according to the notes below:
- Where a 'N' is shown, no grade will be issued. The candidate has either withdrawn, had an unauthorised absence, or not complied with the regulations.
So there you are. No big fat '0.' Funny how it says '0 points,' yet a certificate is "awarded." :P
