02-03-2008, 02:52 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: midwest
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Originally Posted by GettinMyBA
Hell yeah, you should fight! Tooth & nail if required... however, this seems pretty obvious that it's just a mistake in academic evaluation of the class. Do a non-emotional, fully detailed write up and include whatever documentation you can find about ofther schools calling it an upper level class - then send it to Dr. Garry Keel (send to enrolled@tesc.edu and put 'attn dr. keel' in the subject line). Dr. Keel is the head of advising dept. and he's *very* responsive to students who seek his help. If he cannot help, guaranteed, he will get this onto the desk of someone who can.
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I will not hesitate to contact Dr. Keel. He has helped me in the past, and is on our TESC forum...he is usually happy to help. The advisor who "downgraded" the class is new. I don't know if that matters or not- but I sent her a very polite email asking her to look into it. It may not even require much more than that. We'll see.
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