A few secondaries ask what are your plans for the 2012-2013 year, if in school list your courses..... Are the courses we list here binding? I don't exactly know what classes I am taking this year, but I have a rough plan. I'm not sure what to list for these questions.
When Secondaries Ask for Plans For The 2012-2013 Year, Is This Info Binding?
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I pretty much know my schedule for Fall (just one course might change depending on scheduling), but for the Spring I am not sure exactly what courses are being offered at my school, what times, etc. If I list 5 courses and end up having to take 3-4 different courses than the ones I listed and still remain a full-time student, would it be an issue? Should I just phrase it as "I plan to take..."
On the primary it said the classes are non-binding so I listed my tentative plan for courses and I don't want to list different courses on the secondary than I listed on the primary.
On the primary it said the classes are non-binding so I listed my tentative plan for courses and I don't want to list different courses on the secondary than I listed on the primary.
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As long as you make a good faith effort you'll be fine. Schools don't expect you to be a fortune teller. Just don't blatantly lie and you'll have nothing to worry about.
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ADCOMs understand that plans change. If you register early, you should be able to register for the classes you want. I would also confirm with the counselor that you will be able to get your degree with the courses you are taking. You don't want to be missing a requirement.
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This was answered well I have nothing to add....👍
Carry on
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