The administration just confirmed they are abandoning the Friday schedule expansion. My inbox is full and my head is spinning but we actually managed to protect our time. Keep watching the campus announcements to make sure they do not try to bring this back later.
CSUSM is in the process of changing the class structures from Mondays and Wednesdays to include Fridays. Students will be responsible for coming to school three days a week.
Please sign this petition if you do not want these schedule revisions.
If you have any other questions regarding this, please e-mail Kelly at [email protected]
The emails pouring into my inbox tell the same story of added stress and financial strain that we all feel about these schedule changes. I am working to get these concerns in front of the people responsible for the plan even if they are not currently listening.
November 5, 2014
We hit one hundred signatures today. It is exhausting to see how many of us are worried about these schedule changes but I am not stopping now.
Reached 100 supporters
November 4, 2014
November 3, 2014
The administration is watching these numbers and we need to push past one hundred to show them we are not backing down. This week has been long and exhausting but please forward this link to your classmates so we can hit that mark today.
357 Comments
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Savannah C.
11 years ago
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I work full time and commute to school. Making me come to school an extra day means one more day that I can't work, and another day I have to pay for more gas. If you wanna start paying for my gas go right ahead and make class MWF!
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Matt F.
11 years ago
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This change would be very negative for those of us who work, live, and commute outside of San Marcos. Many of us work jobs without flexible schedules and to make this change would be inconsiderate to those students who depend on that money earned to survive as well as give CSUSM our money.
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Jonathan Leack
11 years ago
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I'm already driving over 12,000 miles to campus per year without having to attend on Fridays. This change would increase my gas and insurance expenses, in addition to making it more difficult to work during the week for income.
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Cristal Trasvina
11 years ago
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I drive to school Monday and Wed for my classes. it's an hr drive not counting traffic . I also work on Fridays in order to pay off my classes. Adding Friday's only for 50 minutes wouldn't benefit the students
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Alex E
11 years ago
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This is just a way for the school not to build a building for the purpose of student classes. They'd rather build a reputation first and instead build a Basketball Stadium/Veterans Center/More Dorms/Student Health Center/USU
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victoria charles
11 years ago
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Today it is almost impossible to work and go to school. Being able to take night classes or cram all my classes in two days has helped me be able to go to school and still work to pay my bills and rent. Otherwise I would have dropped out a long time ago.
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Sierra strohson
11 years ago
This is absurd. Students commute to this school. Also having shorter class times leaves out time for full class discussions
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Natalie Strohson
11 years ago
I am 1.5 years from graduating, paying for college by working full-time. I would have to drop out if these changes took place.
The administration just confirmed they are abandoning the Friday schedule expansion. My inbox is full and my head is spinning but we actually managed to protect our time. Keep watching the campus announcements to make sure they do not try to bring this back later.
CSUSM is in the process of changing the class structures from Mondays and Wednesdays to include Fridays. Students will be responsible for coming to school three days a week.
Please sign this petition if you do not want these schedule revisions.
If you have any other questions regarding this, please e-mail Kelly at [email protected]
The emails pouring into my inbox tell the same story of added stress and financial strain that we all feel about these schedule changes. I am working to get these concerns in front of the people responsible for the plan even if they are not currently listening.
November 5, 2014
We hit one hundred signatures today. It is exhausting to see how many of us are worried about these schedule changes but I am not stopping now.
Reached 100 supporters
November 4, 2014
November 3, 2014
The administration is watching these numbers and we need to push past one hundred to show them we are not backing down. This week has been long and exhausting but please forward this link to your classmates so we can hit that mark today.
357 Comments
S
Savannah C.
11 years ago
Featured
I work full time and commute to school. Making me come to school an extra day means one more day that I can't work, and another day I have to pay for more gas. If you wanna start paying for my gas go right ahead and make class MWF!
M
Matt F.
11 years ago
Featured
This change would be very negative for those of us who work, live, and commute outside of San Marcos. Many of us work jobs without flexible schedules and to make this change would be inconsiderate to those students who depend on that money earned to survive as well as give CSUSM our money.
J
Jonathan Leack
11 years ago
Featured
I'm already driving over 12,000 miles to campus per year without having to attend on Fridays. This change would increase my gas and insurance expenses, in addition to making it more difficult to work during the week for income.
C
Cristal Trasvina
11 years ago
Featured
I drive to school Monday and Wed for my classes. it's an hr drive not counting traffic . I also work on Fridays in order to pay off my classes. Adding Friday's only for 50 minutes wouldn't benefit the students
A
Alex E
11 years ago
Featured
This is just a way for the school not to build a building for the purpose of student classes. They'd rather build a reputation first and instead build a Basketball Stadium/Veterans Center/More Dorms/Student Health Center/USU
V
victoria charles
11 years ago
Featured
Today it is almost impossible to work and go to school. Being able to take night classes or cram all my classes in two days has helped me be able to go to school and still work to pay my bills and rent. Otherwise I would have dropped out a long time ago.
S
Sierra strohson
11 years ago
This is absurd. Students commute to this school. Also having shorter class times leaves out time for full class discussions
N
Natalie Strohson
11 years ago
I am 1.5 years from graduating, paying for college by working full-time. I would have to drop out if these changes took place.
I work full time and commute to school. Making me come to school an extra day means one more day that I can't work, and another day I have to pay for more gas. If you wanna start paying for my gas go right ahead and make class MWF!