First of all we are paying for classes so they just can't do that to us. We work and they just can't start changing up schedules it will affect my working time. Also if they have a problem with class sizes well make the school bigger, or don't let that many students in the school. We as students should not be paying for the schools mistakes and for them not knowing how to manage the amount of students they allow into the school.
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Grizel Tolentino
11 years ago
My schedule is based on attending csusm twice a week as a full time student and to work on other days to pay for my apt and other bills. I'm strongly against this plan.
Not possible for students financial concerns. I like the school. it was my first choice. It's where I want to be but if tuition goes up and I end up having to come every day due to a schedule change policy I will have to go to another school because I can't afford this. I don't want $40,000+ or close to in debt by the end
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Rachel Smith
11 years ago
This is an awful idea, they should have consulted how the people, ie the students, that pay for attendance felt about the situation.
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Chris Higuera
11 years ago
This spells nothing but bad for students. Sign and support against this proposal.
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Claudia Quintero
11 years ago
This is definitely not representation of our commuter population. Many, if not most, students work 1 or even two jobs to meet tuition and expenses. It is embarrassing that the few students that were chosen to represent us have not even had the courtesy of informing is or seeking our input before imposing this on us.
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josh billimoria
11 years ago
this would suck
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Chris Bovet
11 years ago
Add more online classes instead of making us go three days a week.
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Marcial Armas
11 years ago
STOP BEING SO INCONSIDERATE
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Tracey Engleton
11 years ago
When were the real students going to find out?
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Michelle Brilee
11 years ago
I already drive 1.5hrs I would not want to continue to go here not would I recommend it for this reason.
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Nicolle Hunt
11 years ago
Lame
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Karina Méndez
11 years ago
please as a commuter who has been going to class everyday this semester this will definitely take a tole on all students who commute coming from someone who has experience commuting, it will definitely effect students negatively!
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Christie B.
11 years ago
Most people have to work full time these days.they CANNOT come to campus that often. That will make graduation rates go down. Just FYI.
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Abigail Binggeli
11 years ago
As a commuter to the campus and a mother to a young child, the change of the current class structure would not benefit students and faculty. It would result in less time quality time with professors. .
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Sydney Evans
11 years ago
Cannot afford the expenses this scheduling would cause. As a commuter, gas and parking is already detrimental. I like having a schedule that allows me to only go to campus twice a week so I have days off to work on homework and earn money to pay for daily expenses as well as tuition.
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Morgan S
11 years ago
I like the current schedule.
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Estefani Gonzalez
11 years ago
This will only complicate the schedule of the staff and students.
First of all we are paying for classes so they just can't do that to us. We work and they just can't start changing up schedules it will affect my working time. Also if they have a problem with class sizes well make the school bigger, or don't let that many students in the school. We as students should not be paying for the schools mistakes and for them not knowing how to manage the amount of students they allow into the school.
My schedule is based on attending csusm twice a week as a full time student and to work on other days to pay for my apt and other bills. I'm strongly against this plan.
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Make students voices heard!
Not possible for students financial concerns. I like the school. it was my first choice. It's where I want to be but if tuition goes up and I end up having to come every day due to a schedule change policy I will have to go to another school because I can't afford this. I don't want $40,000+ or close to in debt by the end
This is an awful idea, they should have consulted how the people, ie the students, that pay for attendance felt about the situation.
This spells nothing but bad for students. Sign and support against this proposal.
This is definitely not representation of our commuter population. Many, if not most, students work 1 or even two jobs to meet tuition and expenses. It is embarrassing that the few students that were chosen to represent us have not even had the courtesy of informing is or seeking our input before imposing this on us.
this would suck
Add more online classes instead of making us go three days a week.
STOP BEING SO INCONSIDERATE
When were the real students going to find out?
I already drive 1.5hrs I would not want to continue to go here not would I recommend it for this reason.
Lame
please as a commuter who has been going to class everyday this semester this will definitely take a tole on all students who commute coming from someone who has experience commuting, it will definitely effect students negatively!
Most people have to work full time these days.they CANNOT come to campus that often. That will make graduation rates go down. Just FYI.
As a commuter to the campus and a mother to a young child, the change of the current class structure would not benefit students and faculty. It would result in less time quality time with professors. .
Cannot afford the expenses this scheduling would cause. As a commuter, gas and parking is already detrimental. I like having a schedule that allows me to only go to campus twice a week so I have days off to work on homework and earn money to pay for daily expenses as well as tuition.
I like the current schedule.
This will only complicate the schedule of the staff and students.