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1. To fill out alt-exit - combined courses, follow these steps:
2. Log in to the alt-exit platform using your credentials.
3. Navigate to the 'Combined Courses' section.
4. Click on the 'Fill out Combined Courses' option.
5. Enter the required information such as course details, exam schedule, and any additional relevant information.
6. Review the entered information and make sure it is accurate.
7. Click on the 'Submit' button to complete the process.
8. You will receive a confirmation message once the alt-exit - combined courses form is successfully filled out.
9. Remember to check the guidelines and requirements provided by your educational institution to ensure you provide the necessary information.

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1. Alt-exit - combined courses are beneficial for students who:
2. - Want to accelerate their education and graduate earlier.
3. - Wish to combine multiple subjects or disciplines into a single study program.
4. - Need flexibility in their course selection to meet specific academic or career goals.
5. - Prefer a customized learning experience that combines different courses according to their interests and needs.
6. - Seek broader knowledge and a comprehensive understanding of different subjects.
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