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Advisement for fall classes will
begin next week, according to a
report issued to deans and
department heads last week by the
USC Division of Administrative
services.
The advisement program this
semester has been expanded to
pre-enroll students in their major
courses, courses for graduating
seniors and graduate students who
are taking undergraduates. Last
semester courses in major subject
areas were the only ones pre
enrolled.
The schedule calls for ad
visement of graduating seniors on
April 8-9, seniors on April 10-11,
juniors on April 12, 15 and 16th,
sophomores on April 17, 18, and
19th and freshmen on April 22-25. A
"clean up" day has been scheduled
on April 26 for advisement of those
who missed their regularly
scheduled day. Graduate students
who must take undergraduate
level courses may be advised on
any day during the three week
period.
Eileen Berlin, SGA secretary for
student welfare who is also
working on the project,said it was
important that enough students go
through with the advisement
process.
"Computer registration will
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only if we can get enough students
to go through with advisement and
get the data anaylsis started and
we'll work from there," Berlin
said.
Once the student and his advisor
have completed the advisement
form it is sent over to the Depart
ment of Computer Science, where
three types of reports will be
drawn from the advisement data.
These summary reports will show
the number of students advised for
a particular department, course
and section . The report will also
show the number of seats available
in a particular section. The second
report will show the total number
of students enrolled within each
school or college and the last type
of report will designate the names
of students requesting a particular
section.
Once these reports are printed,
the discrepancies between the
number of students who want a
particular course and the number
of available seats, will be worked
out by SGA and department heads.
While students are not allowed to
pre-register in courses other than
in their major, Berlin said many
departments will allow students to
reserve seats in some courses, but
it is up to the student to contact the
department in question.
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