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  1. 27-Nov-2008, 16:58 #1
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    A spring semestre (August - December) is equal to a 1st semestre, right?
  2. 27-Nov-2008, 19:15 #2
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    Spring (August to December)- which part of the world use this?
  3. 27-Nov-2008, 19:28 #3
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    Spring (August to December)- which part of the world use this?
    The southern hemisphere apparently.
  5. 28-Nov-2008, 01:42 #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by cmp View Post
    A spring semestre (August - December) is equal to a 1st semestre, right?
    Springs starts in september in here actually.

    In Brazil the first (academic) semester starts in march. I don't know how it's in Argentina. But because of the tendency of this country to be european-like everything is possible . You should contact the University to make sure.
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