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Question Posted Tuesday September 4 2012, 9:50 pm

I need help on my application, please. In my application is says "Subject of special study or research work", but i don't know what to write... please help thank you very much

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LagunaBabe answered Friday September 7 2012, 8:59 pm:
I'm pretty sure that it is just asking you what your preferred subject is to study, such as business or health management, etc. I'm not sure what type of job you are applying for, but I do believe that they are just asking the area of your studies. If you have any info to add, just inbox me again and I'll get right back to you.

P.S. Good luck on your application -- you'll do great!

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