NYU, WHYYY?
I might not graduate on time.
...[sigh]
I got a notice from the registrar saying I had four missing credits. Huh? Nah. What's up with that? So I printed out a Program of Study form, checked off the courses I've taken, and had some trouble at the bottom part, "Electives by Advisement". I checked off a few and added some courses that weren't listed there. And then...I found out where the missing credits were.
...
Okay, I am not blameless, but when you ask your adviser, "Hey, can you tell me what classes I have to take?" and he tells you "Yup, these two!" and leaves out a few (like the four credits) and then you tell him your schedule to check and he approves its OK-ness so you punch it into the registration thing and you are all registered and ready to go, at some point the adviser could've noticed that "Wait, you have to take more food electives!" Like....just....at any point...[rubs nose]...
Maybe I should stop trusting people.
I don't see any way around this unless I can pull 4 credits of independent study out of my butt. This is very bad, folks. I am pretty sick of school. And I definitely could've gotten these four credits done if I realized earlier "HEY I HAVE FOUR MORE CREDITS TO TAKE." Otherwise I have taken 129 credits, not so bad considering how Vassar credits translated to seemingly nothing in NYU credits.
Man man man man muh.
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I think NYU is just gonna screw me over and make me pay more money. Admittedly my parents have enough money to pay for whatever more credits I need, but it feels wrooong uggnggn UGNGUNG.
The credit system isn't too complicated, but it's kind of....annoying. I need 68 specialization credits. And I guess I have...64. AHH HAHAHRHAHRAHA IAIOASD wimper.
From experience, they'll probably make you pay "maintaining matriculation", which is about a thousand bucks, plus your credits, if they're less than twelve. My grad advisor fucked me over by forgetting to give me a grade for the independent study I did with him, and so I had to give them a thousand bucks so they would basically just record the new grade the semester after I should've graduated.