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Textbook Decision
Aug. 18th, 2016 06:01 pmWell, we have come to the end of the Business Law textbook drama. =D
My professor posted an announcement to the class today, saying that she and her adviser have decided to just go forward with the course, using the 10th edition of the textbook, rather than the 11th edition that she originally called for. The book I received in error is a 10th edition, so it looks like I won't have to send it back, after all. Which is great. That's one less bit of stress to worry about. I can just keep this book, and get started on the homework.
Speaking of the homework, I get the feeling that this professor is pretty cool. She stated again that we have an assignment due on Monday, but that if anyone was unable to get the correct book on time, they should email her and she would work something out. No one will be penalized due to this confusion, she says. Granted, I have my book so this doesn't apply to me, but still. It just makes me think well of her, that she's been so on top of fixing things, and making sure we knew we wouldn't be punished for something that wasn't our fault. (Such a sharp contrast to my lazy-ass Econ teacher, who can't be bothered to post anything and doesn't even want to answer our questions. =P)
So, I'm happy with how this turned out. =)
My professor posted an announcement to the class today, saying that she and her adviser have decided to just go forward with the course, using the 10th edition of the textbook, rather than the 11th edition that she originally called for. The book I received in error is a 10th edition, so it looks like I won't have to send it back, after all. Which is great. That's one less bit of stress to worry about. I can just keep this book, and get started on the homework.
Speaking of the homework, I get the feeling that this professor is pretty cool. She stated again that we have an assignment due on Monday, but that if anyone was unable to get the correct book on time, they should email her and she would work something out. No one will be penalized due to this confusion, she says. Granted, I have my book so this doesn't apply to me, but still. It just makes me think well of her, that she's been so on top of fixing things, and making sure we knew we wouldn't be punished for something that wasn't our fault. (Such a sharp contrast to my lazy-ass Econ teacher, who can't be bothered to post anything and doesn't even want to answer our questions. =P)
So, I'm happy with how this turned out. =)
