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students were actually registering for classes before the 4 p.m. Friday deadline.
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Plaza Level City Campus Union 472-7300
Garden Level East Campus Union 472-1746
Students hunt
for classes at
registration
By Jen Deselms
Senior Reporter
Some students do it once and never
want to do it again. For others it's a
habit.
General registration, this year, like
many others, finds thousands of students
looking for open classes.
Anthony Schkade, assistant director
of Registration and Records, said 2,017
students went through general regis
tration on Thursday and between 1,500
to 1,800 were expected on Friday.
Students wait until the last minute
to register for classes for many reasons.
Schkade said he's heard them all, and
none of the excuses are very good.
Some students don't pre-register
because they are too lazy or are being
newly admitted to the university or are
being re-admitted to the university,
and many students just don't get around
to it, Schkade said.
Schkade said between 75 to 100
employees are involved in helping
students get classes during general
registration.
Students create problems for them
selves by not pre-registering for classes,
Schkade said.
"Don't wait until the last minute to
do anything at the university," Schkade
said. "Be one of the first; the rewards
are significant.",
Kim Smith, a second-year graduate
student at UNL, said general registration
has become a habit for her and it works
out.
General registration seems easier,
Smith said, and she has a better idea of
what classes are available for graduate
students.
"I suppose it would be easier to pre
register," she said, "but this always
works, so it's no problem."
General registration may be a habit
for Smith, but it won't be a habit for
sophomore Craig Anderson.
Anderson had never gone through
general registration before and said he
never wanted to do it again.
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