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I just posted a thread about how I signed up for a completely online chemistry class only to find out last week that I would have to travel a pretty good ways to complete the lab requirements, and tests. It stated in the class information that the class was all online.
I am also taking a class called end of life issues on Friday mornings which is required for the nursing program I want to get into. I ended up signing up for a Chem class on Tuesday, and Thursdays which meets in the morning. I talked to one of my sons classmates parents, and they agreed to take my son to school if I picked their kids up.
Well today I get an email that somehow the End of life issues classes had been overfilled by 18 students, and unless 18 people agree to move to a new Wed afternoon class (during the time I pick the kids up) they will be cancelling the Friday class altogether. Something about fire codes. How did this happen? Who allowed it to get overfilled? This is the only end of life issues class offered in Dallas Community College district. I signed up for this class the first day we were allowed to register and this does not seem right. It seems like they would allow those who registered first to stay, and those that overfilled to go. Or better yet move to a bigger room. Have any of you ever heard of such a thing? It's a week before school starts.