an exciting but complicated update.

[sgt.Frosty]

so yesterday I was told my university registrars office contacted me, but couldn't call them until today.

apparently, due to credit accumulation alone. should I pass all my classes this semester, I can technically graduate in may, but I will still be short 3 credits. thus, need to take a summer course

yet, as my degree completion progress report states, I still have 2 mandatory classes left, more than 3 credits, also only available in the fall(I think).

what makes this more frustrating than it already is, is my grants and scholarship status, how this is going to affect it (like if I choose to"graduate" then take one course, cause I need full time student status), how I missed the application deadline by 3 days because I didn't know and they JUST NOW CONTACTED ME about this.

and lastly, this all just may be a hiccup, which further supports my belief that this school has no structure or solid systems in place for its students. stressed  

[CowDoll]

That's quite a shitty situation to be in sweatdrop
I hope things get sorted out as soon as possible, however that's a major blunder done on the schools part. First thing next working day, go into the administration office of your school and somehow try to fix it in one way or another?

-Quick rant for fun-
One of the reasons I don't exactly believe in most school systems, most employers just go "hmm yeah well that's good" seeing that someone went through all that effort, and wasted money.
However to be attractive on the market real work experience tends to be prioritized over having been to school, unless you studied something highly specialized in a particular field. Which they are interested in employing.  

[sgt.Frosty]

Saddies

That's quite a shitty situation to be in sweatdrop
I hope things get sorted out as soon as possible, however that's a major blunder done on the schools part. First thing next working day, go into the administration office of your school and somehow try to fix it in one way or another?

-Quick rant for fun-
One of the reasons I don't exactly believe in most school systems, most employers just go "hmm yeah well that's good" seeing that someone went through all that effort, and wasted money.
However to be attractive on the market real work experience tends to be prioritized over having been to school, unless you studied something highly specialized in a particular field. Which they are interested in employing.

yup, very shitty situation.
but given what info I have right now these are my two options
1) graduate and take the single course, so long as I can maintain my scholarship/grant status to do so
2) if the first one does not work, just finish out fall semester with 12 credits and graduate in December like I planned  

[CowDoll]

sgt.Frosty

yup, very shitty situation.
but given what info I have right now these are my two options
1) graduate and take the single course, so long as I can maintain my scholarship/grant status to do so
2) if the first one does not work, just finish out fall semester with 12 credits and graduate in December like I planned

My advice, sit down with a piece of paper. Write pro's and cons with both ideas.
Consider everything you can think of regarding the choice.
And go for the one who you feel got more benefits than the other, or get a second/third opinion regarding it too. Might help you decide whee
Whichever one you end up doing, I do wish you luck with it.  

[A-B0T]

I'm so glad I don't go to school.

 

[CowDoll]

A-B0T

I'm so glad I don't go to school.

Typical robot attitude stare
Sorry we humans needs time to learn.
Just destroy all humans already. blaugh  

[A-B0T]

Saddies

A-B0T

I'm so glad I don't go to school.

Typical robot attitude stare
Sorry we humans needs time to learn.
Just destroy all humans already. blaugh

*sigh* I'll start with you.