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Cooley Student Computer Lab Printing

Cooley Student Computer Lab Printing

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Started by Anonymous 18 years ago
We, the students at Thomas M. Cooley Law School, respectfully request the student printing allowance be adjusted to more justly reflect the needs of each student. Living expenses are on the rise. Tuition is on the rise. But the printing allowance has been capped at 500 pages, regardless of the student\'s course load and printing needs. This pro rata approach does not address the fact that students with two courses need to print fewer pages than students with four or five courses. One size does not fit all. What is the solution Printing allowances should reflect the student\'s course load. Bottom Line: We request that each student be alloted 250 pages per course. We thank you for your consideration. The Students at Thomas M. Cooley Law School

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September 10, 2008

The feedback regarding current printing limitations has been insightful and confirms that this is a widespread concern. I am currently organizing these individual accounts to ensure the administration understands how the existing policy impacts academic performance.

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Sarah Reed
18 years ago Featured

This is ridiculous. 500 pages doesnt cover half the reading materials for my 1L classes. do they even look at how much we have to output?

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Mike Reddy
18 years ago Featured

Pay enough in tuition already. Let us print what we need for class.

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Jessica Gomez
18 years ago Featured

Seriously? I have 5 classes this term and ran out of my quota weeks ago. Fix this asap.

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