What are they trying to teach us?

I went up on campus yesterday to sort out some crap with the school administration. (Jamaica small because who did I buck up?....nuh di one Dog.) Anywayz, My dilemna start at the end of last semester. On my way home from my last exam I got a phone call to advise that a verbal message was sent to my class that we needed to complete registration for our humanities course ,which will be done during this semester, by 4:00p.m. on that day. Now I had done my humanities application from in July but gues what...the morons change the options and didn't see fit to advise the applicants so it is a crisis management scene. Well yuh know who couldn't reach up there then so I just made up my mind that I would need to go fight with them when I collect timetables. I went to the faculty office and encountered one of the most miserable b1t@hes that I have ever met. ( My apologies to the ladies who venture here, but that is the only way to describe her.) So much for customer service. Anyway, I got my point across and she registered me without any further fuss (just nuff attitude). Then we ask the dreaded question "Where can we find the timetables?" (Because each semester we run around the faculty building trying to find which of the many notice boards have the timetable on it) Man! is like we ask the world's worst evil. Long and short is that timetables aren't ready and might be posted late today. Did I mention that classes are supposed to start on Monday? All we therefore know to date is that I am enrolled in 3 courses (they will need to advise which 3) which start on Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday or...... You get the picture. Can't get any more out of her so just cut the argument and get back to work. I told her and the office of whoever was listening that as students we really don't need to go anywhere to complete our research paper on Business Administration. If we look at what UofTJa- SOBA does as a business office then we have our case study right there. They are the most unfriendly, clueless, disorganized, unbusinesslike set of people I have ever encountered. They are trying to teach Business Administration but certainly not by example. How can enrollment packages be issued 5 days before the end of the semester? I thought that if a student was to study through a semester then one should be enrolled for that semester. How can you not know class schedules the day before classes are to begin? How can you dispatch critical notices word of mouth or by sticking it on some obscure cabinet with scotchtape exposed to all elements, man included? How can you dispatch such messages on the day that is also your final day for said activity? Only in jamaica can a School of Business office not function like a business and get away with it. Later guys.