Difference between revisions of "Responsibilities of First Years"
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During the summer it is mandatory to attend the presentations of the second year students during the Summer Event. First year students will also be expected to make short group presentations about their host country and their experiences first year. This is meant to be a fun thing in the midst of a lot of seriousness, so jokes are appreciated. | During the summer it is mandatory to attend the presentations of the second year students during the Summer Event. First year students will also be expected to make short group presentations about their host country and their experiences first year. This is meant to be a fun thing in the midst of a lot of seriousness, so jokes are appreciated. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 17 October 2014
First year students need to pass all their courses by the end of the year. If more then one course is failed and the retakes are failed they will generally be forced to stay in the first country for a second year, and write their masters in a third year for which they will not receive scholarship.
During the summer it is mandatory to attend the presentations of the second year students during the Summer Event. First year students will also be expected to make short group presentations about their host country and their experiences first year. This is meant to be a fun thing in the midst of a lot of seriousness, so jokes are appreciated.
