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#11 Unread post by Amdonim »

Sorry I wasn't sure if that was a sort of universal system. Apparently not. Classes are number with a rough estimate of when to take them. So a 1000 class would be like a first year undergrad and a 4000 would be a senior level.

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#12 Unread post by blues2cruise »

Amdonim wrote:Sorry I wasn't sure if that was a sort of universal system. Apparently not. Classes are number with a rough estimate of when to take them. So a 1000 class would be like a first year undergrad and a 4000 would be a senior level.
I am so far removed from things "school" I would not know one term from the next. :)

Thanks for enlightening me.
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#13 Unread post by Wrider »

Ohhh :oops: Everywhere I've been/seen it's a hundred level system. So like at the college here you'd be in 300-400 level classes... :laughing:
Sorry about that, must have seemed kinda insulting. I just figured hundred levels were universal.
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#14 Unread post by Amdonim »

So did I, it's no big deal.

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