Clarification (Subtitled: Kill Me Now)

[pknight]

Okay. The previous post was mostly just venting, though I'm still really mad.

I am culpable in this, but not as much as Northern.

The situation:
I sighed up for a one-credit hiking class, and got that one approved. However I got here and found out that it conflicted with my schedule. On the basis that a hiking class was approved for this

Comments

Bonnie dearest

[reaniebobeany]

I completely agree with you, you shouldn't. If they try to make you do that, I really would raise a stink about it and see if you can find someone higher up to pull the strings and get you out of the mess. But for now, I shall pray most devotedly to the well-being of your education and for the downfall of nasty school systems and rude people that should all burn a horridly long time somewhere in brimstone-lined caverns.

I missed you horribly this summer, but I hope things are going well back home. E-mail me sometime at my new address. I sent you a little forward about it a few days ago, but if it somehow got lost in the shuffle ('cause I know those things happen), let me know and I'll get it to you. Love you oodles!!

[malibrarian]

Well, colleges are getting picky about what you can transfer in because students are often trying to transfer in silly things. After the fact. But really, why they're trying to do this to you at this point is beyond me. And I think that I'd just ask for a letter stating that the course can be applied to an associates program without stating that the only program it can be applied to isn't designed for transfers (because every program has something that will transfer, some just have more of it than others.)

And if this doesn't have to be done right away the registrar at FRCC will probably be more helpful if you wait until after drop/add. Just saying.

[ayla_britestar]

What a shitty situation! I hope everything works out without you having to take another class. Good luck!