I spoke to my campus financial aid office about my supposedly "complicated" situation and told them if I didn't get the hold status off my financial aid I wouldn't receive aid for Fall, winter AND spring quarter. Guess what the nice lady said to me after that: "......."
Pisses me off how some people are incompetent to fully grasp the situation at hand. I shouldn't have studied abroad since this campus isn't fully aware to handle the situation/paperwork after I returned.
If you promote study abroad at least understand and fully explain the steps. Don't bother to sugar coat it. Tell me exactly how long it'd take.
But then I hear those who say "oh we're just a small campus! we've never really had a lot of people study abroad." WELL, BULLLLSHIIITTTT.
Promote other campus programs I honestly expect you to provide me with the same and even far better superior service than Seattle.
If not just honestly tell me that you have no idea because this campus hasn't had many students study abroad through the Seattle program, easy right? Sooooo, I'll lower my expectations. I'll see this campus as an "ok" alternative to Seattle. Because apparently never having been into a problem like this shouldn't be flagged and dealt with asap. Life should be like a breeezzeeee, right? So, obtaining my first degree shouldn't be a priority to you, right? GOT IT. I'll spread the word.
And don't worry, I spoke with the main Seattle campus about this issue.. and they too don't give a rats ass about me. WOOO! GOOOO AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY SYSTEM!
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