Adding classes

chris3sss · 07-22-04, 12:37 AM

I'm a new transfer student for this fall. I need the information for adding classes when your total units is over 16 units during registration. I am currently I'm at 13 units, because one of the classes is a 5 unit course. I want one more class, but the system won't allow me. How do I add one more class?

Chris

Keng · 07-22-04, 01:29 AM

Drop other and add that

ak · 07-22-04, 01:05 PM

or go talk with your advisor. He/She may approve you to take up to 20 units.

Bronco · 07-23-04, 11:40 AM

Word of advice... 13 is good enough for the first quarter. Try 16+ in Winter if you think you can handle it. I regret taking 15 units in my first quarter

chris3sss · 07-28-04, 07:04 PM

Bronco,thanks for the tip. I will just take just 3 classes the first semester just to see how I do. I'll take more units in the later semester so I can get on track. This will also give me the opportunity to try and join in some clubs, while my work load isn't so heavy.

ak · 07-28-04, 10:17 PM

Never take less than 12 units or you'll have too much free time (unless you plan to work).

oh, and you should take a KIN (Kineseology?) class if you want to release some stress. They are physical education classes that just cost 1 unit.

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chris3sss Newcomer Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 6	Adding classes I'm a new transfer student for this fall. I need the information for adding classes when your total units is over 16 units during registration. I am currently I'm at 13 units, because one of the classes is a 5 unit course. I want one more class, but the system won't allow me. How do I add one more class? Chris

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ak Cal Poly Guru Joined: Oct 2003 Location: LA Posts: 605	or go talk with your advisor. He/She may approve you to take up to 20 units. __________________ If you think education is expensive, try ignorance. Education is the progressive discovery of our own ignorance.

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Bronco Active Member Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Fullerton Posts: 96	Word of advice... 13 is good enough for the first quarter. Try 16+ in Winter if you think you can handle it. I regret taking 15 units in my first quarter __________________ Error 331: Signature not found.

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ak Cal Poly Guru Joined: Oct 2003 Location: LA Posts: 605	Never take less than 12 units or you'll have too much free time (unless you plan to work). oh, and you should take a KIN (Kineseology?) class if you want to release some stress. They are physical education classes that just cost 1 unit. __________________ If you think education is expensive, try ignorance. Education is the progressive discovery of our own ignorance.

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07-22-04, 01:29 AM	#2 (permalink)
Keng Guru Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 597	Drop other and add that

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chris3sss Newcomer Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 6	Bronco,thanks for the tip. I will just take just 3 classes the first semester just to see how I do. I'll take more units in the later semester so I can get on track. This will also give me the opportunity to try and join in some clubs, while my work load isn't so heavy.

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