FishFloyd

Hey all,

The title is self-explanitory; this whole post is just my reasoning and preferences, so you can skip it if you want!

Explanation

I really love kha's dueling potential and mobility, and healthy solo of dragon and herald after 6. Fiddle is the opposite - I really like his awesome CC, good mid-late AoE damage (with sustain), game-changing ult, and good teamfighting generally.

I currently mostly play kha as he seems to fit into more comps and he's good in soloq. I'm also low elo (haven't tried ranked yet but get matched with silver/low gold in unranked) so it's easy to abuse mistakes.. When I play with friends I often pick Fiddle with the better coordination.

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TL;DR:

I asked a professor for a permission number to join a class that I was missing a pre-req for, and they gave me one

the class already had a waitlist of a few people - so I was expecting to just get added to the next slot on the waitlist. Instead, "my class schedule" in peoplesoft shows that I'm fully enrolled in the class.

Is this an error, or an intended function of the permission number?

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Hey y'all, pretty much what the title says - I asked a professor for a permission number to join a class that I was missing a pre-req for, and they gave me one after checking my transcript (which was very nice of them).

The thing is, the class already had a waitlist of a few pe

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Thanks!

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