Glossary entry

Swedish term or phrase:

betygsdatum

English translation:

course complete date

Added to glossary by Paul Lambert
Mar 1, 2011 12:18
13 yrs ago
Swedish term

betygsdatum

Swedish to English Social Sciences Education / Pedagogy Student Transcripts
As I understand, this is the date on which a final score for a test or course is entered into the transcript and can, as a rule, not be improved.

I need a term in English that conveys this very meaning.

Context:
"Studiedokumentationsreport enligt betygsdatum for: Herr Xsson"

Discussion

trsk2000 (X) Mar 1, 2011:
Resit? I was wondering if this happened to be a resit, and whether that is why it cannot be improved upon?

Proposed translations

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Selected

course complete date

This may get over the sense of finality as a grade or
mark can only be awarded and a certificate issued
once the student has completed his or her course.

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Note added at 3 hrs (2011-03-01 16:04:06 GMT)
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Sorry, it should read course completion date.
Peer comment(s):

agree Anna Herbst : "betygsdatum, är det datum då studenten fullgjorde prestationen för betyget" http://www.du.se/Global/dokument/Styrdokument-ny/Utbildning/...
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3 hrs

Score/grade awarded on (then date)

You are correct, please see below. Sample sentence:

Degree awarded, date (dd/mm/yr): Betygsdatum dag ...
www.hanken.fi/public/media/1997/2003_10_​07_ufr_bilagor.pdf

Please see below thanks

http://www.liu.se/utbildning/program/internationellekonom/st...
Peer comment(s):

disagree Anna Herbst : This appears to be the case in Finland, but not in Sweden - see your own reference from LIU.
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-1
6 hrs

rating date

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Peer comment(s):

disagree Anna Herbst : Never come across this expression in an educational context.
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4 days

grading date

may fit the context
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