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AY 2008-2009 First Semester Registration Schedule

May 10, 2008 directrix 2 comments

Via Aica’s Multiply: Updated on May 10, 2008 incorporate changes from the official announcement.

Preenlistment Schedule

  • 1st Run
    May 12, 5pm (or 6pm) – May 16, 5pm
    Processing starts: May 16, 5pm
    Results: May 16, 8pm
  • 2nd Run
    May 17-23 May 16, 8pm – May 22, 5pm
    Processing starts May 23 May 22, 5pm
    Results: May 22, 8pm
  • 3rd Run
    May 24-29 May 22, 8pm – May 27, 5pm
    Processing starts May 29 May 27, 5pm
    Results: May 27, 8pm
  • Requests made after May 27, 5pm will be ignored.

Enlistment Schedule

  • June 2: Graduating students, NF Certificate, VAAS, Automatic Admission and New Freshmen unable to register during Advance Registration
  • June 3-6: Realtime Enlistment/E-prerog for regular students
  • June 5-6: Non-regular students (Special, Non-degree, Cross-registrants)

Start of Classes: June 10, 2008

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On UPD College of Engineering Summer Registration, AY 07-08

April 11, 2008 directrix 7 comments

Disclaimer: I wasn’t there myself. This post is merely a reflection of what I’ve read and heard from my contacts.

"Enrolling for summer classes sucked. Stupid form 5s." – Leslie Ng

That’s what Leslie said when I asked for a comment regarding the summer registration process of the College of Engineering. Looking over at blog entries created by some of my contacts, I conclude that this sentiment is common among the summer enrollees.

What went wrong? According to Jamie Polloso:

Hi-nold lang naman nila lahat ng Form 5 sa [Engineering Admistration Office], so you have to wait for hundreds (even thousands) of Form 5as na chinecheck nila bawa’t isa yung eligibilty. parang,  ‘whaaaattt?’ if they’re going to do that, sana man lang madami silang tao (at computer), or at least some kind of public address system para hindi nagkandaloko2 yung mga tao kung anong no. na ba.,diba?

Translation: They held-up our Form 5’s at the Engineering Administration Office (Admin), so you have to wait for hundreds (even thousands) of Form 5a’s that the people at the Admin check for eligibility. Like, "what?" If they’re going to do that, they should have deployed enough personnel (and computers), or at least some kind of public address system so people would not be confused on what number is being called, right?

To provide a view of how much of a hassle this system became, let me share this text message I received from Richie: "Ang bago kong Admin number: 1,722. Anong number pa lang? 700 something." (My new Admin number: 1,722. And what number is being called? 700 something.) Jamie wrote that she had to wait 7 hours for her Form 5.

My reaction would be like: Why didn’t they hand the Form 5a’s to the respective departments, so the "load" may be distributed, and only ineligible students are to come to the Admin for their 5a? If I’m not mistaken, this is what they do during registration on a regular semester.

The process is "un-engineer-like" — not being able to foresee this "disaster." This is almost like last year’s summer registration — when the UP Diliman implemented complete computerization of the enlistment/registration process.

I’m hoping to get a guest blogger over to post his/her first-hand experience during the summer registration.

Want to share your experience? Post them in the comments section.