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savebigbird

(417 posts)

6. I hate to admit it, but...

Reply to exboyfil (Original post)

Wed Dec 5, 2012, 09:53 PM

Dec 2012

...I'd commit to gradual, long term studying, but put a little more time and effort in the classes that directly relate to her future field of study (if she's chosen one). I'd do a little more last-minute cramming for the courses that won't be as essential in future.

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