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State Fullerton, said there
should have been two differ
ent orientations separating
transfer students and new stu
dents.
Cuthbert said although her
general advisement counselor
was very knowledgeable about
University requirements, she
was disappointed that her de
partmental adviser wasn't pre
sent for individual registration
advice.
“My general education re
quirements are all done, and
I’m very close to graduating,”
Cuthbert said. “It was nothing
that I couldn’t do at home.
“It’s good that they make
people come to this for advis
ing before giving them their
registration number so they
can weed out people who are
not really interested.”
Some students hope they've
finally found a home for their
college years at the University.
Hillary Shultz, a freshman
pre-journalism major, said she
decided on the University af
ter attending Syracuse Univer
sity and Western Oregon Uni
versity.
Shultz said she didn't want
to move again and she wanted
to stay close to family.
“I was double majoring in
journalism and management,
but not ready to do all the
work,” Shultz said. “I came to
Western, but I knew I was not
going to stay. Then I just de
cided to stay here.”
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Scott Ikmiett/hmerald
New University students registered yesterday in the EMU Ballroom. The orientation familiarized the students with University requirements.
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