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How to Handle Increasingly Hard Classes

How to Handle Increasingly Hard Classes

Published Date February 7, 2020

Author Nikki Kaing

The closer to graduation, the harder the classes. Don't let them hurt your GPA and finish each semester strong.

About the Author

Nikki Kaing is a Junior at University of Pittsburgh majoring in Finance.

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