Umm, Help, what's a Buckley waiver?

[YuJinha]

"Please be sure to sign your "Buckley waiver" on the cover sheet. (If you are infamiliar with this UCSD regulation, just print "Buckley waiver" and sign your name.)"

That's part of the e-mail I received from my Prof. but I don't know what a Buckley waiver is or where I can d/l one to print out. Is it basically the same thing on the back of the blue book that you fill out so they can publically show your grade?

:rifle: essays

[speedster1219]

It just means that they can leave yer midterm/paper lying around so anyone can see it....it usully on the back of the blue books at the bookstore.....or you can just write buckly waiver, then sign it....


now if you dont..they will lock it up at your department until you pick it up eith your ID!

got now get the hell outta of that school! it sucks..

[YuJinha]

Hmm, if that's the only way to get a buckley waiver, that sucks. I'm not about to cut a page out of a blue book to use as a cover sheet. Them baby's cost money, can't just be wasting them like that.

[speedster1219]

no you can write "Buckley waiver" on the back of your paper then turn it tin...then they have to lock it up until you get it! dont wastw paper....

[YuJinha]

Originally posted by speedster1219
no you can write "Buckley waiver" on the back of your paper then turn it tin...then they have to lock it up until you get it! dont wastw paper....

Apparently, despite the email, all we had to do was write our sig on the front of our paper. Thanks for the help guys.