[sweathie]

my mood about this keeps fluctuating between horribly depressed and pure RAGE so why not vent about it on cs dot com

so yesterday was my first day of the semester, and i found out that i was deregistered from all of my classes (18 credits). my financial advisor lied to me and told me that i wasn't deregistered after i had been dealing with him for almost two months (one of those months being him ghosting me and not responding to 3 of my emails). i got my tuition in, but they had apparently already deregistered me and he didn't bother to check whether or not i was deregistered.

i got back into 2 of my classes, and am waitlisted for the other four. i've already had to "drop" one and am very likely going to have to drop the other because i'm just not going to get in.

and the most fun part? apparently he could have (and should have) frozen my deregistration, but he just... didn't. and there's going to be no accountability for it because now i have to deal with my major department and not the financial department. it feels like all of the school staff (besides the one person actually helping me, love u rosae) are trying to con me into thinking that it was my fault and that there's nothing they can do about it now, when i damn well know i have been screwed over by multiple staff members' incompetence and unwillingness to put in more than 2 minutes of thinking after reading my emails.

rosae (one of my major advisors) and tom (a professor for one of my waitlisted classes) are like, my backbone right now and i would die for them. if they weren't helping me i think i would have a full on mental breakdown because i've been doing so much work to attend school this semester and one single person's apathy has single-handedly screwed me over.

[crowthefrostyfloof]

Omw to talk to your financial advisor ab being mean to my friend/lh/j

[mothha]

GODDDD im so sorry college staff rlly be the most incompetent people in the world sometimes and they do it all while holding ur future in their hands 😭😭 i swear they don’t realize the Impact of their Actions

[IdiotAlligator]

Absolutely understand your pain. Hope everything works out for you <3

[toy20243]

I think college staff are really there just to be jerks. My 'advisor' signed me up for classes and didn't tell me. I only found out when one of my profs called me like "ay are u coming?" 5 classes that I had to pay for that I never signed up for and was never told about

[sweathie]

I think college staff are really there just to be jerks. My 'advisor' signed me up for classes and didn't tell me. I only found out when one of my profs called me like "ay are u coming?" 5 classes that I had to pay for that I never signed up for and was never told about :D

oh MY god. i would commit war crimes (in minecraft) if this happened to me. literally awful

[Goldstarwolf]

that's awful, I'm so sorry I hope you get it all fixed :C

[kageyenova]

dude i just nearly had a whole fiasco from my school as well; the financial department rejected a huge portion of a private loan that i applied for in assumption i was going to pull a student loan out through the school, merely because i didn't explicitly say 'no' anywhere in response to the offer (where i stated i was using a private loan) 💀 i was given three days to suddenly pull over 10k out of my ass.
i was lucky enough to have an advisor stick up for me in this, but your guy?? holy hot damn i hope all the lucky things happen to you for the next few weeks. that's exhausting and frustrating and genuinely i am very sorry. things best look up for you from here on out- wishing good on rosae and tom as well.