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Re: What are quarters/trimesters/semesters?
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[ QUOTE ] you cant figure this out on your own? good luck getting accepted into any institution of higher learning. [/ QUOTE ] Have you ever considered there is more to the world that the U.S? And that those countries have different languages and systems of education? FYI I asked a friend who is doing a masters in the U.S. and she said it was a quarter, yet the first respondent to my post said it was a semester so..................stfu [/ QUOTE ] your friend is a [censored] idiot then. if you came from a non english speaking country then it wouldnt be a stupid question. quarter- 4, tri- 3... its a stupid reason to make a thread when you could easily google it and get the right answer if you were 100% sure. |
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Re: What are quarters/trimesters/semesters?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] you cant figure this out on your own? good luck getting accepted into any institution of higher learning. [/ QUOTE ] Have you ever considered there is more to the world that the U.S? And that those countries have different languages and systems of education? FYI I asked a friend who is doing a masters in the U.S. and she said it was a quarter, yet the first respondent to my post said it was a semester so..................stfu [/ QUOTE ] your friend is a [censored] idiot then. if you came from a non english speaking country then it wouldnt be a stupid question. quarter- 4, tri- 3... its a stupid reason to make a thread when you could easily google it and get the right answer if you were 100% sure. [/ QUOTE ] Well over here we have 3 terms, but only 3 of them are for learning. The 3rd is also truncated. So is that a trimester or a semester? |
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Re: What are quarters/trimesters/semesters?
No, up until college you have three terms of learning.
At college and university you have two semesters of learning followed by an examination period. You can't really apply terms from one to the other. |
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Re: What are quarters/trimesters/semesters?
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No, up until college you have three terms of learning. At college and university you have two semesters of learning followed by an examination period. You can't really apply terms from one to the other. [/ QUOTE ] Not true at all. Some colleges use what they call quarters. There are four a year obviously. But the fourth is summer term. Other colleges use the exact same terms but call them trimesters because they don't consider the summer term as part of their 'school year' even though they do offer it. I went to one of these colleges. Colleges on the semester system have two terms between early fall and late spring. They typically do not include a summer session at all in this sort of designation even though they do offer it. I'm sure that there are exceptions. |
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