I messed up big time Vol. no classes missed deadline.
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just sign up for a decent schedule, and just add/drop the first week in, let the registar know youre situation. Maybe they can let you know when stuff opens up.
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just sign up for a decent schedule, and just add/drop the first week in, let the registar know youre situation. Maybe they can let you know when stuff opens up.
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They do offer tuition assistance.
My advice: On the first day of classes, attend the classes that you need and tell each professor why you need to get in this class. There's usually a wait list form that you will sign so that when someone does drop, you are added to the roster. Also, if possible keep looking online (your school has online registration right?) to see when the class opens up. It could literally open up while you take a bathroom break and be closed again before you get back to your laptop. Another option is going to each department and asking to be put on a waitlist if the the professor doesn't offer one. If you need this class to graduate, they'll be more sympathetic to your situation.
When it comes to financial aid, I wouldn't even mess around to where it slips my mind. I would have faxed them the papers and faxed the signed copy to the financial aid office.
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They do offer tuition assistance.
My advice: On the first day of classes, attend the classes that you need and tell each professor why you need to get in this class. There's usually a wait list form that you will sign so that when someone does drop, you are added to the roster. Also, if possible keep looking online (your school has online registration right?) to see when the class opens up. It could literally open up while you take a bathroom break and be closed again before you get back to your laptop. Another option is going to each department and asking to be put on a waitlist if the the professor doesn't offer one. If you need this class to graduate, they'll be more sympathetic to your situation.
When it comes to financial aid, I wouldn't even mess around to where it slips my mind. I would have faxed them the papers and faxed the signed copy to the financial aid office.
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I was shook that this was going to happen to me too, all my documentation needed for financial aid was in but it wasn't processed in time to have my registered classes paid for i went to the financial aid dept. and they said they put a "protector" on my account so the bursar's office didn't drop my classes...thank GOD
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I was shook that this was going to happen to me too, all my documentation needed for financial aid was in but it wasn't processed in time to have my registered classes paid for i went to the financial aid dept. and they said they put a "protector" on my account so the bursar's office didn't drop my classes...thank GOD
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usually what i do.
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usually what i do.
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*goes to register on-line*
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*goes to register on-line*
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Late registration word to Kanye
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Late registration word to Kanye
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My younger brother dropped a class 'cause he found one that fit his schedule better, and when he went to add the class it was waitlisted that instance. I don't know where you're at fam, but out here in CA, the availability of classes is HEAVILY REDUCED.
Good luck man.
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My younger brother dropped a class 'cause he found one that fit his schedule better, and when he went to add the class it was waitlisted that instance. I don't know where you're at fam, but out here in CA, the availability of classes is HEAVILY REDUCED.
Good luck man.
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friend, i too got dropped from my classes, but they were a bunch of lower division classes, what i suggest, is go to a community college, use assist.org and see what classes you can take at a community, i was able to get back 4/5 classes that i got dropped from this semester, saved my butt BIG TIME
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friend, i too got dropped from my classes, but they were a bunch of lower division classes, what i suggest, is go to a community college, use assist.org and see what classes you can take at a community, i was able to get back 4/5 classes that i got dropped from this semester, saved my butt BIG TIME
I got all my classes dropped as well. Just found out about it
Had the most perfect schedule too
@ me at not being on top of my !@@%.
Later I am spending most of my day getting everything sorted out and back on track. I really need to be in school. Im tired of being in the ##!*!!! house
Later I am spending most of my day getting everything sorted out and back on track. I really need to be in school. Im tired of being in the ##!*!!! house
I got all my classes dropped as well. Just found out about it
Had the most perfect schedule too
@ me at not being on top of my !@@%.
Later I am spending most of my day getting everything sorted out and back on track. I really need to be in school. Im tired of being in the ##!*!!! house
Later I am spending most of my day getting everything sorted out and back on track. I really need to be in school. Im tired of being in the ##!*!!! house
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Good luck Chuck, take some online classes?
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Good luck Chuck, take some online classes?
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i got to slip in a class cause of someone like you.
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i got to slip in a class cause of someone like you.