Thursday, March 26, 2009
Why I Hate this Bloody University_1
I am now going to relate to you why I hate this bloody Central Michigan University. It is the time in the semester when I have to schedule for classes for next semester. I was checking the class schedule for next semester and realized that they did not have a lot of classes that I need for my major. No problem, they must just offer them in the Spring time. So I check my schedule for this semester and realize that about half of them were not offered in the Spring semester either. It is very frustrated when the University wags their finger at me and says "You HAVE to take these classes" and then they don't even offer them. MORONS. That's ok though bc I can just email the head of the department and he can let me know what classes that they DO offer I can take instead. Problem averted. So after two days of scheduling (which means only graduates and a handful of seniors have registered for classes) I check the availability of the classes that they DO offer. Guess what? All of them have less than 10 open seats left. If I would have not been in a computer lab I would have thrown things and probably would have said things that no mortal person should ever hear. So, naturally, I call my fiance, and she says that some of HER classes only have 10 seats that are available. And she has been trying to get into those classes for 2 years. Ashley comes to find out that apparently Central is known for this. One of her friends from another University said that was the reason she did not go to Central because there are a lot of Majors that you just can't get into your classes. And THAT is why I hate this bloody university.
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Might I suggest that you go have a sit down discussion with the Dean of your school and explain this. The squeaky wheel gets the grease.
HA HA that is another reason why this school is horrible. The president is leaving and either the Dean of students or the vice president is also leaving. Can't remember which one. BUT a suggestion that I will prbably take none the less
Harsh words for good old CMU! If you ever want a good laugh, do the following:
1. Go to an open meeting of some sort where the Dean will be and where questions from alumni are allowed (but not encouraged).
2. Stand up and say your name is (insert fake name) and your a writer for (insert name of school's newspapers.)
3. Clear your throat and say "In light of these hard economic times, I am interested in knowing what your annual compensation is."
4. Sit back and feel a pall fall over the room as the Dean tries to avoid your question.
A guy did this at my school a few months ago and it was truly good times.
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