I'm filling out my courses in my AADSAS application and they're asking me if some of my courses are upper or lower division. I don't know what that means to them exactly, like do I name the course I took my freshmen/sophomore year lower division? Or do they go by like if you take a 300-400 course (which the highest the course number goes) as an upper division? 😕
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This info can be found allover the AADSAS FAQ and this forum!!! Anyways, I'll save u some searching.
It doesn't matter in what year you took the course, if the course is:
100/200 level (or 1000/2000 whatever ur school uses) = LOWER LEVEL
300/400 level = UPPER LEVEL
It doesn't matter in what year you took the course, if the course is:
100/200 level (or 1000/2000 whatever ur school uses) = LOWER LEVEL
300/400 level = UPPER LEVEL
