Scheduling classes to become more difficult next year *

Jake Maxson Staff Reporter

The recent announcement of tightening the rules regulating schedulechangesfornextyearhasledmany students into hysteria. Some people think that there will be no schedule changing at all next year. This is not true, but there definitely will be a smallernumber ofalterationsallowed.

AfterregistrationinFebruary,students willbegiven aprint out of the courses they have registered for.This isnot aschedule, just alisting of the classestoconfirmthatthecourseswere correctlyputinthecomputer. Ifthere areerrors,theycanbecorrected.

When students receive acopy of their actual schedule in the summer, if theyhaveascheduleconflictwithparticularcoursesthatwillrequirethestudent tochoose which course toenroll in, they willbe given an opportunity todo so.They willbe able to add or drop courses to accommodate the needed change.

Studentssimplywantingtoaddor drop acourse in the summer will be allowedtodosoifspaceisavailablein anotherclassmeetingthatsameperiod.