> Sorry to hear that.

        I don't know why you'd be sorry, it tends to keep the playing field level,
nobody is being bogged down more then anybody else, so true performance
comes out.

> There's quite a bit of flexibility here.  Are classes
> only offered during a particular quarter during the year?

        Kinda, although it has more to do with the student have NO CHOICE as to
what courses they will take (and at what times) until fourth year, and even
then you choices are limited somewhat. (you do get a few minor choices in
first year: hard math or easy math, and in second year: a choice of two
humanities electives offered at the school). While it sounds very
restrictive it actually is kinda nice, I never had to get up at 6am to try
and join a course before it got full, I never had to figure out my schedule
(until fourth year). Looking back I think it's a good way of doing things.
Keeps you focused on what's really important.

> If so,
> then it'd
> get awfully tough to stretch it out.
> Robert Mash

        Most people I know managed. TTYL

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