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Thursday, November 5, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
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Chris Roesner/KANSAN
Sheminoly Petaway, enrollment assistant, enters classes into the computer for Kim Miller, Lawrence senior. Miller was enrolling for the spring semester Monday afternoon at Strong Hall.
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Wednesday afternoon, 18 classes were listed as closed, including three communications courses, two psychology courses, two business courses and two economics courses, all at the junior-senior level. Four graduate-level courses also were closed.
The enrollment center is running smoothly for now after four days of enrollment for the spring semester, a KU official said yesterday.
Finding classes might be harder at the end of the period, Thompson said, but he was optimistic for people who enrolled then. He said it was possible for students to walk in on the last day and still get all the classes they wanted.
Checking the list of closed courses posted outside the enrollment center might not help students who enroll in a foreign language or most freshestly sophomores.
No departments have had problems so far because of classes closing, he said.
But the official, Brower Burchill,
associate vice chancellor for
academic affairs, said. "It's still too
early to tell. We don't know what it
might be like near the end of the
semester."
Thompson said that as the enrollment period went on, it would take longer for each student to enroll because more classes would be closed. Enrollment appointments are spaced out toward the end of that period to keep lines moving quickly, he said.
Officials, students say that class enrollment OK so far
Many freshman-sophomore classes are offered in multiple sections, Thompson said. A class will not show up on the closed class list if any of its sections is open.
ment center yesterday afternoon said they were having no problems getting classes they wanted.
Gary Thompson, director of student records, said that last Friday, the first day of enrollment, was hectic because it coincided with the last day for students to drop many classes without a petition. But lines
"I did well," Marcia Ashley, Lenaxa senior, said after enrolling in nine classes for 18 hours of credit. "It didn't take long, and I got all the classes I wanted. I didn't have any trouble at all."
By MICHAEL MERSCHEL
Barbara Rycken, Gardner junior who works in the office of student records, said she hadn't noticed any problems either.
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"Just wait until the end of next week," she said. "That's when everything gets kind of hairy."
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Rycken, who enrolls early next week, said she wasn't worried about getting the classes she wanted.
"It may not be at the times I want,
as long as I get them," she said.
"that they can."
The best advice Thompson had for students who enroll late in the enrollment period, which lasts until Nov. 23, was to have a list of alternate classes prepared.
are moving quickly at the enrollment center now.
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