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Yzh1978 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Gain respect for
Students chooosing this university will have the opportunity to gain credit for their prior learning in their middle schools. What does " gain credit for" here mean? Anyone one help to parsphrase this sentence? Thanks!
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In your subject line you write "gain respect for", but in the body of the post it says "gain credit for". I assume the latter is correct. g.
- In your subject line you write "gain respect for", but in the body of the post it says "gain credit for".
- I assume the latter is correct.
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- in coursework or exams.
- You need a certain number of credits to pass the course.
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In your subject line you write "gain respect for", but in the body of the post it says "gain credit for". I assume the latter is correct.
Some qualifications are awarded based on "credits", which are points earned for achievement e.g. in coursework or exams. You need a certain number of credits to pass the course. In this case it seems that credits are awarded for work previously done in
Some qualifications are awarded based on "credits", which are points earned for achievement e.g. in coursework or exams. You need a certain number of credits to pass the course. In this case it seems that credits are awarded for work previously done in
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