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Most people do not have a reason to use "cohort" but those who do really do. -- nm
"
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Reagen
it gets used in Ontario to discuss the school class of a specific year. like, when we dropped Grade 13 and there were two years of students
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Andie
Dec 21 '23, 11:29
starting university at the same time (the last Grade 13s and the Grade 12) it was called a 'double cohort' year.
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Yes, it's common in educational circles. -- nm
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Reagen
Dec 21, 11:40
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