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It's an unintended consequence of the system being so laughably out of date and so poorly designed it doesn't support waitlists. Allowing infinitely large wait
by pc86 2y ago
It's an unintended consequence of the system being so laughably out of date and so poorly designed it doesn't support waitlists.
Allowing infinitely large waitlists for a given class - which even in the most convoluted legacy system imaginable is not that big of a challenge - and trading disappears overnight.
It's not a problem for the university directly, and fixing it would cost money, so there's no incentive to do it. Gotta make sure there's enough money to keep paying the president $76,000 every month, after all.
- ikrenji 2y agoit's a disgrace that a university administrator makes over a million a year... in a public school to boot
- themaninthedark 2y agoLook up how much other(k-12) school administrators make, then look at how many administrators there are now(middle and high schools now have multiple principles and vice principals). Education spending is at an all time high, teacher pay is still low and the results haven't gotten better. People complain about Teacher Unions all the time but I would hazard that the problem is the creeping middle management.