Students speak out on new registration procedures

“I think it was easier. We didn’t have to wait in line and no one could cut like I did last semester. I got there at 8 a.m. and waited for 45 minutes.” —Jason Jamilano, Freshman
“This is only my second semester but I was lucky to get in when no one else was there. I was in there for 15 minutes and got all my classes.” —Ryo Yasumura, Junior
“It felt the same as the community college that I went to. I was there at 7 a.m. and sat around for an hour. I have no complaints, though. It was more organized than last semester. The neat thing was you knew when you were going to be called and the whole process reduced frustration.” —Tamara Loyd, Sophomore
“The registration was a lot better this semester than it was first semester. There weren’t such huge lines and they provided things for you to do while you waited.” —Kevin Walker, Freshman
“I felt very comfortable registering. It was a lot easier, like at my J.C. [junior college]. The easy walk-through was good and it didn’t take that long either. I had no problem with getting any of my classes.” —Anthony Hayes, Junior
“I liked it. I got to sit down. It was more organized than last semester.” —Helen Rocha, Sophomore

The Campus Times is the weekly student newspaper for the University of La Verne.

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