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Submitted by lwright on Mon, 2/21 10:10am

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How many classes do I have to take in order to graduate?
How many courses may I take each semester?
When do I have to fulfill my distribution requirements?
When do I declare a major?
What if I sign up for the “wrong” class?
Why should I take a class that doesn’t satisfy a requirement in my intended major or meet a distribution requirement?
What does “advisor hold” and “financial hold” mean when it shows on my APR?
How many courses should I put on my Working List?
How do the class times work?
What’s the Best Use of the APR System?
Why do I have to take courses that fulfill distribution requirements? How do I pick my classes, if I don’t have any idea of what I want to major in?

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