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After nine years of service for the University of La Verne admissions office, Michelle Vergara has left the University and her position as associate admissions director.

Although it will be hard for Debi Stanley to move on, she feels extremely confident she is leaving her job as director of academic advising and matriculation in good hands.

With the hope of alleviating growing conflicts in class schedules and better utilizing existing classroom space, the University of La Verne is exploring the possibility of changing its scheduling for daytime classes from four to five days a week.

An effort by the Registrar’s Office to make registration a less time consuming and easier process will be instated for Fall pre-registration. The idea is to “spread out time for students to pre-register,” said Marilyn Davies, registrar.

When senior Kari Trotter completes her requirements for graduation next fall, she will have degrees in both biology and chemistry. She is one of many double majors at the University of La Verne.

With the closing of the school year, preparations and adjustments for imple­mentation of the new General Education requirements have begun.