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Biology senior
“I have taken summer classes since I’m majoring in biology. I have taken a lot of science classes, so I think the benefits is that it goes by quicker. It helps a lot of students learn the stuff way faster than during the school year. The non-benefits of it is that since it’s so fast-paced it’s about more studying. I think it’s a lot more independent work versus it being during the school year where you have more help with tutors and stuff.”
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Engineering technology sophomore
“I actually just registered for summer classes. So, this is going to be my first semester doing it, or first year. I think it’s beneficial because you are going to finish quicker. Maybe [turn] a four-year degree into, maybe, two and a half, you know.”
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Estudiante de tercer año en comunicación
“Personalmente no he tomado clases en el verano pero tengo muchos amigos que sí lo han tomado y yo siempre lo recomiendo … dependiendo de lo que quieras estudiar. Por ejemplo, yo … cambié de carrera tres veces y en ese tiempo a lo mejor lo puedes tomar para poder explorar cuáles clases quieres tomar. Por ejemplo, si no te gusta lo que estás haciendo puedes tomar ese tiempo para ver qué quieres hacer”.
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Sophomore
“Well I haven’t [registered for summer courses]. I want to, but I think the benefits are that you finish faster. … You get to meet more people. … I recommend [students] should do it. I think it would be really beneficial in my opinion.”
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