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So another big concept here at the University of Pennsylvania, but they don't really explain to your first is the difference between a midterm finals and quizzes. Is anything small using about ten twenty minutes at a teacher might aside in class? And so what that means is that it's something you probably went over the previous weekend. It's just something quick and sure to test if you're understanding that chapters worth of material or just a test in general like something small, not nothing really big and then there are midterm. So what they don't tell you is that midterms do not come in the middle of the semester, and that's the case for a majority of classes most of time you think midterms. You think, Oh, middle this message OK, made midterm boom. You know, middle of the semester, middle of the term. It only makes sense, but they played you okay, That's not how it goes. So midterm is really the It should be really redefined as a test. So what I mean by test is periodically throughout the semester, you'll get test, so in most classes you'll have more than one midterm, you'll have probably two three midterms. So I just had to mid terms for my icon or I had one missing from my Nikon class. From my computer science guys one yesterday I had another one coming up in about two three weeks and I have my final midterm, which so this is not even the final. So all in all queers, something short and simple, mid term which is more defined or should be better defined as a test. Then their final exams which do come at the final. So pretty much That means chemistry will have a final sis. If not project, you'll probably have a project and a final. Okay, I have one of those Okay that I'm barging take class like that. Do you alright? Everyone finds different classes, but don't really let an exam to turn you from wanting to take a class or not. I've actually heard of one case where students don't have a final exam.
