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Your Enrolment...help, please?
HopeAndDriftWood
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Hi,
I've got to combile a study on people's enrolment process at their university, and their satisfaction with it.
I've created a survey, and wondered if people could take it for me? It'll only take two minutes and I'd be really grateful...
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/57KH7FR
Thank you!!
I've got to combile a study on people's enrolment process at their university, and their satisfaction with it.
I've created a survey, and wondered if people could take it for me? It'll only take two minutes and I'd be really grateful...
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/57KH7FR
Thank you!!
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Just to check before completing it - do you mean initial enrollment (1st year) or enrollment in subsequent years as the two differed when I did it0
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Initial enrolment, please, sorry I completely forgot to put it. Thank you!Signature down for maintenance :rotfl:0
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Done
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Done it but wasn't sure how to answer the first question: when you enrolled at your university, was it done online or in person?
I did both. The online enrolment gave me a user account whilst the in-person one was to take a photo and get an access card. Doesn't student finance get the universities to check that a person is physically present before they pay loans? Meaning there has to be an in-person one.0 -
Done it but wasn't sure how to answer the first question: when you enrolled at your university, was it done online or in person?
I did both. The online enrolment gave me a user account whilst the in-person one was to take a photo and get an access card. Doesn't student finance get the universities to check that a person is physically present before they pay loans? Meaning there has to be an in-person one.
Thats the same as mine...0 -
Sorry for the confusion, I was just going from my experience...mine was done entirely online, I didn't attend in person at all until my first lectures, my boyfriend was in person and did nothing online.
Thank for your responses!Signature down for maintenance :rotfl:0 -
We had to queue up in so many places it was unbelievable! And there was an online bit as well, or that would've been another queue....0
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Just done that for you.
Sounds like mine was pretty straight forward compared with some!0 -
done, hope the study goes well 0
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