Changes to TESU LSSS degree requirements made in Nov or Dec?

[dfrecore]

Once a course is on your eval, I've never seen/heard that they remove it.

For planning though, I'm not going to venture a guess on that one; the advisor can plan something in, but they're not the ones that make decisions, the registrar does; so I'm going to say that unless you actually complete a course and the REGISTRAR puts it on your eval, you're not safe.

Sorry, one more clarification: 

So if I'm reading you correctly:

-- When an advisor puts a course on your evaluation, it shows up as "planned."  And when you submit the transcript and the registrar processes it, it becomes a "completed requirement." CORRECT IN THAT ADVISORS CAN ONLY PLAN IN COURSES, IT'S THE REGISTRAR THAT ACTUALLY EVALUATES COURSES AND PLACES THEM ON YOUR DEGREE PLAN.

-- Thus, once a course has been transferred and processed by the registrar, and added to your evaluation, TESU will in all or nearly all cases honor it to complete the requirements of your evaluation. Even if they subsequently change how a course comes in or how it is applied, it will still be honored for your degree plan. CORRECT, ONCE A COURSE HAS BEEN EVALUATED AND PLACED ON YOUR EVAL, SUBSEQUENT CHANGES TO HOW A COURSE COMES IN WON'T AFFECT YOU.

-- And in most cases, if a course is on your evaluation as "planned" and you complete it in a reasonable time, it would be rare or almost unheard of for them to not accept it once transferred in. I PLEAD THE 5TH ON THIS ONE - I DO NOT KNOW IF THIS IS CORRECT (ESPECIALLY THE RARE OR ALMOST UNHEARD OF PART), AND THE ADVISOR CAN BE WRONG, SO I'M GOING TO SAY THAT YMMV HERE.

Is that reasonably accurate (at least at present?)

I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT AT TESU, ADVISORS ARE FREQUENTLY WRONG ABOUT THINGS, WHILE THE REGISTRAR MORE RARELY IS - SO I'M NOT COUNTING ON ANYTHING AN ADVISOR SAYS OR DOES AS THE LAST WORD.