top | item 35308114 (no title) nichohel | 2 years ago Can anyone suggest what "CJer" is short for in "AA CJer"? It apparently is used to refer to Asian American pre-med type students, but I'm curious was the CJer part is. discuss order hn newest nkurz|2 years ago There's a comment here from someone trying (probably unsuccessfully) to answer this same question: https://althouse.blogspot.com/2023/03/a-federal-official-wro...I can't find anything about this term with a web search, and currently suspect it might be a typo. chrisbolt|2 years ago Seems to stand for “Joint Concentration”, where a concentration is what Harvard calls a major.https://undergrad.gov.harvard.edu/joint-concentration nichohel|2 years ago But why CJ and not JC? unknown|2 years ago [deleted] unknown|2 years ago [deleted] aoki|2 years ago [deleted]
nkurz|2 years ago There's a comment here from someone trying (probably unsuccessfully) to answer this same question: https://althouse.blogspot.com/2023/03/a-federal-official-wro...I can't find anything about this term with a web search, and currently suspect it might be a typo.
chrisbolt|2 years ago Seems to stand for “Joint Concentration”, where a concentration is what Harvard calls a major.https://undergrad.gov.harvard.edu/joint-concentration nichohel|2 years ago But why CJ and not JC?
nkurz|2 years ago
I can't find anything about this term with a web search, and currently suspect it might be a typo.
chrisbolt|2 years ago
https://undergrad.gov.harvard.edu/joint-concentration
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