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Wait a minute. This sounds like they can deny you a degree, based on facts that (1) have nothing to do with your abilities, and (2) have nothing to do with the
by loup-vaillant 16y ago
Wait a minute. This sounds like they can deny you a degree, based on facts that (1) have nothing to do with your abilities, and (2) have nothing to do with the university at all. We have a word for that: "discrimination".
Under which wicked jurisdiction discrimination could ever be considered legal?
- dagw 16y agoIf you have done all the work and gotten all the grades necessary for a degree, as stipulated by the university, then they probably can't deny you one. However they can deny you those necessary grades if they haven't been awarded yet.
- loup-vaillant 16y agoOf course they can. But on what grounds, if you eventually ace your exams, and do nothing wrong within the university?