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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What's the benefit of FC to the school?[/quote] It allows them to pack more students in with full use of dorms and classrooms. Spring students can take the place of students going abroad, and night students can use regular classrooms. Educate more students with the same facilities.[/quote] They could achieve exactly the same goals by simply admitting the FC students as regular students.[/quote] Unfortunately, this is not the case. I'm not sure you understand how class space is assigned at UMD. There are limited seats per space. Space depends on the needs of the class (intro classes are going to get priority in the Lecture classrooms. Labs need specialized spaces. There are only so many places on the UMD campus that can manage a large-scale lecture-style classroom. FC helps to offset the need for classroom spaces. Using the space at "off times" provides small classes for FC students and helps to balance out the class assignment challenges the University is trying to meet. The University’s on-grid standard class scheduling patterns allow for maximum access to class offerings for students and facilitate the most efficient use of classrooms. Seminar Room – small classroom, generally 20 seats or fewer General Purpose Classroom – medium size classroom, generally 21-80 seats Lecture Hall – large lecture-style classroom, generally 81+ seats Computer Classroom – classroom with computers for instructional use[/quote] They could have exactly the same classes at exactly the same times with exactly the same instructors, without labeling them "Freshman Connection".[/quote] What? Call it Spring Admit? I don't understand your issues with Freshman Connection. [/quote]
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