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maradyke

jmscnnr86 · 2009-09-04 01:05:39

is there any discount for the maradyke gym for cit students??

04-09-2009 1:05am

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jmscnnr86

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is there any discount for the maradyke gym for cit students??

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#2 04-09-2009 2:49pm

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no

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#3 04-09-2009 3:11pm

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Just go to CIT gym. It's free.

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#4 04-09-2009 5:25pm

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Do students who are doing a CIT/UCC course get to use the mardyke gym?

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#5 04-09-2009 8:38pm

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Blue_Rose wrote: »

Do students who are doing a CIT/UCC course get to use the mardyke gym?

students in UCC who are doing a course can use the gym. CIT have no affiliation with them. U can go and use it just like anybody esle if you pay or have a membership to it

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#6 04-09-2009 8:56pm

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Blue_Rose wrote: »

Do students who are doing a CIT/UCC course get to use the mardyke gym?

It depends on which college you are paying the registration fee to. If its UCC then yes, but if it's CIT then no because part of the UCC reg fee goes towards the "free" registration to the Mardyke

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#7 06-09-2009 6:33pm

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I think it's UCC only.

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