Looking for COWS workers
Does anyone here currently work at one of the Cows waterfront locations or has worked there anytime between January 1st 2025 and now.
Currently working on a news story and id love to speak with you.
Does anyone here currently work at one of the Cows waterfront locations or has worked there anytime between January 1st 2025 and now.
Currently working on a news story and id love to speak with you.
I am a student journalist trying to do a story on the growing price of groceries and specifically how it affects students, I really want to focus in specifically on university food banks and what that does for students. Im trying to find someone who has worked for a student support food bank just to get some perspective on the topic.
I'm kind of panicking and hoping someone has been through something similar.
Before the winter courses ended, I went to admissions to make sure I had everything I needed to graduate this fall. They looked over my record and told me I only needed one more course.
I planned everything around that, paid for the course, and even applied (and paid) for the application for an Advanced Bachelor's program that starts after I am set to graduate.
Now I've been told that I actually need 6 credit hours, meaning two courses, not one. The problem is that most summer courses end in about two weeks, so I don't know if it's even possible to fit another one in and still graduate this fall.
Has anyone dealt with something like this before? Is there anything I can do, like a late-start course, an independent study, a course at another university on a letter of permission, getting the last 3 credits waived somehow or any other option that would still let me graduate on time?
I'm really stressed because I relied on the information admissions gave me, and now it feels like everything is up in the air. I know i should've went back in and double checked myself but with work and school now i just put my trust in them. Any advice would be appreciated
TLDR: Admissions told me I only needed one more course to graduate, so I planned my schedule and paid to apply for an Advanced Bachelor's program. I just found out I actually need two courses (6 credit hours), and most summer classes are almost over. Is there any way I can still graduate this fall?