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That also has the advantage of allowing the school to potentially open a new another timeslot for the course if they know there's enough serious interest in it.
by mminer237 3y ago
That also has the advantage of allowing the school to potentially open a new another timeslot for the course if they know there's enough serious interest in it.
- Tade0 3y agoYou can have that without this sort of race. My college just sorted people by GPA and if there were enough of them for an additional group and staff to lead it, an additional timeslot would appear.
- progmetaldev 3y agoMy tiny local community college wouldn't even hold their displayed assembly language course, because "nobody is interested in assembly anymore". This was in 1998. I still wish I could have taken that course, even if it was for super specific chipset.