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Yes to the crappy advisor part- here's how to get around that...
Distance learning students can register for classes through the University's advisors, or go through a center. Have your counselor/advisor inform you of your local center, then have him/her send your paperwork to the center. You'll never have to deal the university directly again - the center staff will handle EVERYTHING. You'll be able to register in person or over the phone, actually have questions answered, problems solved, etc.
Distance learning students can register for classes through the University's advisors, or go through a center. Have your counselor/advisor inform you of your local center, then have him/her send your paperwork to the center. You'll never have to deal the university directly again - the center staff will handle EVERYTHING. You'll be able to register in person or over the phone, actually have questions answered, problems solved, etc.
