University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Registration You come in the fall to register and enroll. You pick a semester of courses from your red and white catalog. You sign your name a great many times, the bursar assesses your fees, you pay your tuition per credit hour, and you are registered. But this is all a very complex task. It involves long lines, countless questions, decisions, information, checking, stamping, and waiting. This year fortunately the waiting was cut to a minimum. Thanks to a new program for registration many more facilities were located in the arena than in previous years so that almost any problem could be solved without ever leaving the building: advisors, bursar, dean of men, all were right on the spot to do their respective work. And so, for most people the burden was greatly lightened. But, let’s see just what did happen to many students at registration. Professors in the main arena register several students for their respective courses. A view of lines forming in front of the registering tables each day of registration.

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Registration Is an Engrossing Task

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This Is This is the pick-up point for those class admittance cards that you must have stamped by the bursar. This course in ■ psychology is offered at four different hours, three times a week, so you have a choice. 12