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What are the subjects you need to study for mid-terms? All of them or just the core subjects? :(

1 answer:

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Well it depends... most of your core classes will have mid terms... but some of you electives/ not core classes have mid terms to

it depends on the teacher... so ask the teachers... and whatever classes have midterms then you need to study for those classes

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