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<blockquote data-quote="gigi23" data-source="post: 8945" data-attributes="member: 1544"><p>Hey there!</p><p>I have the same issue as I did a dual degree for my LLB (English law and French Law). </p><p>My experience so far has been that for some apps when you list two different degrees you can add modules for each and for others all the undegraduate modules are put together which creates indeed a bit of a confusion. Similarly some firms allow you to enter non percentage grades (French grades are on a scale from 0 to 20) and others don't so I converted my grades… In any case I definitely always make use of the "additional info about your degree" bit to explain the grading system etc. but it could be a good idea to list your Canadian modules there if you're in the situation where otherwise all your modules would be put together under the same heading.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gigi23, post: 8945, member: 1544"] Hey there! I have the same issue as I did a dual degree for my LLB (English law and French Law). My experience so far has been that for some apps when you list two different degrees you can add modules for each and for others all the undegraduate modules are put together which creates indeed a bit of a confusion. Similarly some firms allow you to enter non percentage grades (French grades are on a scale from 0 to 20) and others don't so I converted my grades… In any case I definitely always make use of the "additional info about your degree" bit to explain the grading system etc. but it could be a good idea to list your Canadian modules there if you're in the situation where otherwise all your modules would be put together under the same heading. [/QUOTE]
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