GetSet
GetSet
The official app & game
Distributed by UptoPlay
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DESCRIPTION
Use UptoPlay to play online the game GetSet.
GetSet is an online community where you and your college classmates connect, swap advice, and support one another.
Enjoy with UptoPlay the online game GetSet.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: GetSet Learning
Genre: Education
App version: 1.11
App size: 6.0M
Recent changes: Performance and security improvements
Comments:
Former student. I do enjoy. The GetSet team is fresh to all new students and the online enviroment is wonderful, useful, and to encourage all students unsure, or new to college to uee this as your guide to all issues a student may experience as a peer we have a peer community here. -thank you getset team! -Stephanie (Former AIU Student )
Great Support System. I was at first not even going to bother to utilize the GetSet App but am extremely happy that I did. I especially enjoy the prompts section of GetSet. There's so much I can say about this App, instead I will just say if you're a student and offered GetSet take advantage of the platform it's beneficial in so many ways.
Being a long-term student at DeVry I found GetSet a location to not only connect with fellow students but also as a backboard for my feelings as semesters rolled by. Tough ones and easier ones. But but more stress less with GetSet! It's very important for students to voice their thoughts and helps others with words of wisdom and encouragement and kindness! GetSet can be treated like a Journal in the students journey through College! GetSet is a vital tool for all students! Thank you GetSet Team!
I really enjoy the GetSet app. It not only encourages students to write about different types of thoughts, feelings, experiences, etc.... It encourages students to seek out each others thoughts and feelings about the writing and possibly forming study partner bonds, and or new friends with similar ideas and goals.
Experience is what you make it, but has a good platform. It serve as a good networking tool, so you're capable of building relationships with other students with similar backgrounds or courses. I think it's missing involvement from employers to help foster engagement."
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