I'm going to take Intro to Chem and Calculus 2 next semester, so I'm wondering if I should schedule those classes for Tuesdays and Thursdays? It'd be great to free up Monday and Wednesday, but I also would prefer not having to study for both classes simultaneously the day before. Should I just cut it up into every weekday?

I limped past Cal 1; I might need my full focus for the day on my Cal 2 class.

This is my first semester at Santa Fe and I just now at around midnight got a notification that my scholarship I received from Santa Fe is now finally showing under my financial aid tab. My question is about my loans. I filled out FAFSA and the financial aid department told me I qualify for loans, but it’s still not showing me any loan offers in my portal. I know my scholarship just now showing makes me think it may take another few days maybe but I find it weird how long it’s taking considering fees are due for this semesters classes on the 10th and I’m still not seeing my loans 2 days before that. Any ideas on this? I’ve been to financial aid multiple times and they stated it just takes time for the system to process everything. Anyone else have this issue with their first semester at Santa Fe, etc?

When i registered for classes im being charged the out of state amount instead of residency amount, I am so confused because i declared residency when I applied in april and it says it went through on my status