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ASL 2 Reflection

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I was looking on Seattle Community Colleges website for ASL 2. I found that either they were not permitting ASL 2 during summer or they do not have their summer schedule up yet. However, I did find that University of Washington might have ASL 2 during the summer. I found myself in quite a pickle because I am unable to confirm my summer courses even though the studied away application was due yesterday. I quickly sent in mine after realizing however, I feel I lack the information to truly fill it out. I have an appointment with you on wednesday, however I was wondering if there is anyway to adjust the application due date or for me to petition in another format for my summer courses.

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