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2,600 students from various sectors, which could not pass their English exam to a computer bug problem in the planning of the lecture halls, achieved a score of 10/20 by default. The UNEF called for a rally in front of the Board of Directors of the University.

• By Michel Pech
• Published 05/26/2015 | 24:51, updated the 26/05/2015 | 6:43 p.m.

© Julie Valin France 3 The UNEF protests outside the offices of the Board of the University

The decision of the administration was to cancel the assessment ANPO (English) and give the note of 10/20 to all students for the terminal control by removing the marks of continuous assessment. Although students have the opportunity to switch to catching up in order to have a better note, it penalizes in the sense that the transition to catching up will be notified and their file or notes of continuous assessment is taken into account.

On Tuesday, students gathered in front of the Board of Directors of the University.

Applications UNEF

• The UNEF therefore claims taking into account the continuous assessment grade if this is greater than 10/20 and 10/20 automatic assignment of the note if the note of continuous monitoring would be below the average.
• The UNEF seeks reimbursement of travel expenses for éétudiants terminal being in control and living far from the university that we managed to unlace for nothing last Thursday so he could get to ANP catch the event.
• The UNEF claims that the University gives each student a receipt to put on file to explain the reasons for the administrative decision and justify possible passage of student tests of catching up.

The administration is seeking a conciliation
It seems that the administration, although aware of its responsibility, or ready to make concessions to appease the students.
Wednesday, student unions, the English teachers and the administration of the University will meet again.
The administration, according to our sources , retain the note of the continuous control of the first half

Video:. reportage Julie Valin and Virginie Beaulieu