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Please forgive me if I'm doing this wrong, but I looked at the file that was posted earlier on this thread for the CC cohort classes for fall. They all seem full. Is there some way around it? Otherwise how could I confirm my attendance if there are no classes in which to put me?
This is something I was hoping they wouldn't do for the program but I can understand why. That is, accepting more students than the amount of seats available in the classrooms for the program. Usually what would happen is students end up changing their minds and attend either another program or not enroll for various reasons. Thus leaving the perfect amount of students remain for the available seats for each class. However, this doesn't always work out that way if they underestimate that value.
My suggestion:
Be a walk-in student for all the classes you would like to take. You'll have to do it this way as with all late registration students do. Build those early relationship with professors to show your interest and I don't see any reason why they won't let you in. Be very persistent. If anyone plans on making it through to any professional school (medical, dental, etc.) then I can't stress enough the importance of having persistence. This is something I've done in the past and has been lucky enough to get into all of the classes I've needed. Definitely learned my lesson, so now I make sure to do everything as early as possible. Good Luck, remember you have been accepted into the program. So there's a possibility they will have some kind of overflow for students to get into classes that are full.
-Cliff