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cursos de grado inferior/superior Explanation: cursos de grado inferior/superior definiciones https://missioncollege.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/3600389... What is the difference between lower-division and upper-division courses? Lower-division courses are offered for freshman and sophomore level credit. All courses offered at a community college are lower-division courses. Upper-division courses are offered for junior and senior level credit. These courses are not offered by community colleges. https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/73647/what-does... What does “upper division” mean in the context of undergraduate classes? Asked 4 years, 8 months ago Active 4 years, 8 months ago Viewed 23k times 4 I'm in the process of researching graduate programs, and one of the ones I'm interested in prefers their applicants to have a B average in "upper division" classes. I just want to clarify what this means. I'm in a 4-year undergraduate math program, so would "upper division" be 3rd and 4th year courses, or would 2nd year courses be dragged into the mix? Edit: I am talking about US grad schools, but I go to a university in Canada. Right now, I have a GPA of about 3.3, which I hope to surpass in 3rd and 4th year to look better on my grad school app. |
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asignaturas del ciclo básico/ del ciclo superior de estudios universitarios Explanation: estudios universitarios vs. estudios de posgrado |
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