Laws of Class Scheduling I
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If the course you wanted most has room for "n" students, you will be the "n+1" to apply.
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If the course you wanted most has room for "n" students, you will be the "n+1" to apply.
This law belongs with Murphy's Teaching Laws, where small assumptions, timing, and system complexity tend to turn into memorable failures.
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