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Long lines, closing classes, dozens of check points and sufficient confusion diminished with . . . Advance Registration by Gwen Davidson Jt was that time of year again. The beginning of each semes- ter seemed to sneak up on us so quickly. None of us looked forward to this time; students nor faculty. The ever-dreaded registration process meant standing in long lines. It seemed for hours. A seemingly simple process, where students enrolled for their classes. Not only did students have to watch for tend with auto registration cards, meal tickets with different meal plans, iden- tification cards and pictures, chapel seats, financial aid forms, scholarships, and student loans. Inevitably present at the end of the process were the business personnel demanding payment of bills. At the closing of the spring semester, the registrar's office introduced a new system where students could register in advance for the next four semesters; a new procedure that reduced long lines and confusion for students as they filed through the Mabee Complex. The new registration took place in Moo- dy Center and was planned for three full days. It turned out to be such a success, that the third day was used just for make- up registration. Students entered at the check-in-point and then moved on to the other stations, Mrs. Dorothy Kiser, registrar, said in ref- erence to the spring advance registration, the business office collected money for the summer session. After paying for summer school, the students moved on to pick up their meal ticket and parking sticker, if it was relevant to their situation. Summer session 1 was an experiment to see how successful the system would be. It was a lot simpler than previous reg- Many students commented on the ef- ficiency and ease with which they were able to register. One junior said, “The registrar's office has obviously worked whole office has undergone a lot of good changes under Dorothy Kiser. In the fall, those students who were registered in advance would go through their class schedules would be confirmed. Advance registration helps teachers plan for book orders and the size of their Advance Registration 21
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