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Personal Narrative: My Next Courses
I hope you had great vacations!

I generally get my new courses announcement from the professors within the Blackboard, 2 weeks prior to starting my next courses. It certainly helps me to register my books etc. and prepare for my next courses. I have not received one for the 15TW1 course and checking to see if you can give me guidance. Should I wait for few more days or approach my professors for the 15TW1 course?
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