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Pre-counseling plan eases registration Registration was made faster and easier second semester by pre-counseling. Before registration day the students had their advisors approve their planned schedules, thereby eliminating the time to complete the enrollment process. This method worked smoothly and it is hoped to be used again. The only real complaint the stu- dents voiced was filling out the countless registration cards. For many, by the time they finished filling out the cards, they discov- ered the class had just closed, and had to start the procedure all over. lt is hoped that in the near future GCC students will be able to pre- register by a computer. But until then we'll have to sharpen our pencils and write fast! fr' 4' ,we .- - ,I .Nagl- 1, -- Al -. Q it
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