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An assortment of Meeko sketches bc I love her asdfjshdkal

Is Medley aware of how squooshable their face is? How are they so cute??

Marissa: in Math and Computer science programs, it’s more common that we get final exams to test our understanding of the material rather than just a big final project. At the very least, projects for compsci classes are a bit more common. Other majors, like history or galarian studies usually have more final assignments and essays to wrap up the class material.

For math though, for the most part the prof can only assign weekly homework...so the only other way to test understanding is through exams. Unfortunately, math finals are often worth a giant portion of our grades because of this - like 50-60%!!!

Marcin: For individual courses, if there's enough interest and a professor to handle it, it'll be scheduled for the academic year.

Some classes, especially the more niche ones offered to upper years, are only offered every other year or so.

In terms of popularity, the first and second year foundational courses often have the highest amount of students enrolled. Maybe that could satisfy the definition of "most" in your question! Stuff like Calculus 1 and 2 have between 600-800 students registered every year, as many science-related majors require those courses as part of their program.

I’m the wrong person to ask this to, sorry!

H-hi there, my name's Cashmere! Um, I would like to ask you if I could ask some of your students about employee opportunities so they could um... make a quick buck or two or something....

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Okay