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Though it’s kind of pointless to quibble over course titles in comics, I’ll do it anyway. 101-102 course can be both high school and college, depending on local usage. Often, 101 denotes first semester while 102 denotes second semester. Thus, when I read it, I assumed it was second semester of high school. Am I right? I doubt it really matters.
Standard nomenclature (rapidly becoming extinct) has the first digit representing the year and the remainder the specific course, often in increasing level of difficulty.
Bob: In that nomenclature, it should have been 1. Were the smaller ones remedial courses, or were your High School grades sufficient for you to skip the more basic classes?
jeremiahcatclaw about 10 years ago
They have prom in college?
charliefarmrhere about 10 years ago
Looks like High School. Why did you assume it was college?
chizzel about 10 years ago
101 is for high school, 102 is for college.
cdward about 10 years ago
Though it’s kind of pointless to quibble over course titles in comics, I’ll do it anyway. 101-102 course can be both high school and college, depending on local usage. Often, 101 denotes first semester while 102 denotes second semester. Thus, when I read it, I assumed it was second semester of high school. Am I right? I doubt it really matters.
Prey about 10 years ago
Lauding a university in the principality. Nobel IUM
Nighthawks Premium Member about 10 years ago
well, they won’t have to wear green for St. Pat’s day
hippogriff about 10 years ago
Standard nomenclature (rapidly becoming extinct) has the first digit representing the year and the remainder the specific course, often in increasing level of difficulty.
Bob. about 10 years ago
My first chemistry course in college was simply Chem 4. That was freshman year.
hippogriff about 10 years ago
Bob: In that nomenclature, it should have been 1. Were the smaller ones remedial courses, or were your High School grades sufficient for you to skip the more basic classes?
Bob. about 10 years ago
Chem 4 was for the chemistry majors, engineers and pre-med types. Chem 1 was an intro .