Goretex_Vidal
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14622588:WoFlowz said:like how tf does this lady have a job? I feel like I should be taking atleast 12-18 probably more like 15? Three credits are a Fsem for god sake. Also highkey pissed my college pre calc and intro calc transferred and exempted me from Pre Calc there but I scored 1 pt to low on the Calc entry exam to take it. So now I have to wait for second semester Pre Calc because even tho the registrars office thinks I’m ready for Calc. The 19/30 and not 20/30 is telling the math department otherwise? like sorry I was told to take a proctored test with no warning, studying or anything but pen and paper. No Calculator or anything. But some fuckwr in the math department says they won’t make an exception even tho my athletic advisor, and dean are trying to get me into calc so I can get another 4 credits and fill the massive gap in my schedule.
legit insane to me my parents can be paying this much for school. Just to be waitlisted, unable to enroll, or have classes full needed for a major or minor Pre Requisite. So they have me taking fluff classes, partially because My Biology, Microbio, Chem, Comp Sci credits all had labs and transferred along with english and Environmental sciences. So there’s a lot of Gen Ed’s I have the credits for, so no point in taking again is what i’m told. But if I can’t get into Stats, Calc, Genetics, or Econ Principles like what am I there for? Some fun expensive electives? I wanted to take some intro/elective classes to consider other careers like genetics, health, architecture etc but if I can’t get into those because you offer zero courses and have waitlists long enough to create a second class it’s pretty pointless. Imo if a waitlist is 15 kids for a class capped at 25, there should be a second class offered due to the demand and how much people pay for school.
I ran into this situation my freshman year down to the same pop quiz math exam and my advisor trying to register me for 9 credits which would have cost me my entire financial aid package. He also put me in the wrong degree program within the same department on my paperwork which didn't get resolved until end of sophomore year because the dude just didn't show up for office hours ever. You're going to have decent professors that you like in your department so just build enough of a rapport to have them sign off on your registrations as your advisor (the chairs don't care because they know which faculty members suck at advising)
Another way to get out of the 6 year plan this goof's put you on is to just CLEP exam your way out of a bunch of the gen ed requirements. Not sure about your university's policy buy mine was so long as you passed a CLEP for a requirement before you started your senior year it counted toward credits.

