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1) This is mostly for the Americans, although anyone can jump in if they feel free (although I know the Canadians' answer) - what would you call this style of hat?
2a) How many people here go to universities/colleges who decide registration times based on your previous averages?
2b) Have any of you had to defer required courses because they were full before your registration time came up/know someone who had to defer?
(The first came up in a discussion among the Wargamers, and the second, in a conversation I'm having right now with Yana, which sprung out of my worry about not getting the summer classes I wanted, 'cause I can't register until Monday)
2a) How many people here go to universities/colleges who decide registration times based on your previous averages?
2b) Have any of you had to defer required courses because they were full before your registration time came up/know someone who had to defer?
(The first came up in a discussion among the Wargamers, and the second, in a conversation I'm having right now with Yana, which sprung out of my worry about not getting the summer classes I wanted, 'cause I can't register until Monday)
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Date: 2007-03-23 02:40 am (UTC)From:2a. No, at my school we all register online at the same time, then a few weeks later find out if we got the courses we registered for, with preference being given based on major and year (seniors get priority, then juniors, and so on).
2b. I've never had to defer a required class, but I know people at my school who have.
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Date: 2007-03-23 02:47 am (UTC)From:2a) That...almost sounds worse. At least I know whether or not I got into a class - sorting here is by year and then by average within that year (I've got the short end of the stick - 1st years register last for summer, and then after May, I'll have 2nd year standing, and 2nd years register last for fall)