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So I got back my grad evaluation last week. Unlike the professional piece of work I was expecting, it was merely another one of those little curriculum sheets, with a bunch of arrows and scribbles on it, with some bits highlighted.
It puzzled me. So I took it down to the advisors today, and had them look at it. The conversation went like so:
"So, looks like you need to clear up your senior project... and these D.5 classes...
...
...
"
"Yeah, that's the part that confused me, too. Have any idea what it means?"
"...no. You should take this up to Evaluations and see what they think of it, tomorrow."
The element in question was just below my perfectly valid tech electives (approved by high advising muckymuck Stacey Breitenbach) was the number three, with an arrow pointed at it, highlighted. Not sure what that's supposed to mean in english.
It puzzled me. So I took it down to the advisors today, and had them look at it. The conversation went like so:
"So, looks like you need to clear up your senior project... and these D.5 classes...
...
...
"
"Yeah, that's the part that confused me, too. Have any idea what it means?"
"...no. You should take this up to Evaluations and see what they think of it, tomorrow."
The element in question was just below my perfectly valid tech electives (approved by high advising muckymuck Stacey Breitenbach) was the number three, with an arrow pointed at it, highlighted. Not sure what that's supposed to mean in english.
