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Namsteven Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
My bachelors
- My major is business management. It's a very demanding major so I have no room for a minor. I can't even take any elective if I want to be down with my bachelors degree in two years.
- What do "I have no room for" and "I want to be down with my bachelors" mean in this context?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Namsteven
- What do "I have no room for" and "I want to be down with my bachelors" mean in this context?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Namsteven
Top answer
) should it be 'done with'? This is an odd situation, unusual in my dealings with degree-issuing institutions. Most require major, minor, electives and general standard courses and don't offer a two-year bachelor degree.
- ) should it be 'done with'?
- This is an odd situation, unusual in my dealings with degree-issuing institutions.
- Most require major, minor, electives and general standard courses and don't offer a two-year bachelor degree.
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no room for = there is no place in my schedule
down with (?) should it be 'done with'?
This is an odd situation, unusual in my dealings with degree-issuing institutions. Most require major, minor, electives and general standard courses and don't offer a two-year bachelor degree.
down with (?) should it be 'done with'?
This is an odd situation, unusual in my dealings with degree-issuing institutions. Most require major, minor, electives and general standard courses and don't offer a two-year bachelor degree.
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