<prompt> Human: So I had one semester of classes to take at the university I transferred to. I basically had to do a bunch of digging to find the classes I needed even my advisor didnt think it was possible for me to graduate, and am restricted to just these classes due to others not being offered. Today, I got an email from the university stating that one of those classes was cancelled, meaning I wont be able to graduate in May. I doubt any of the classes I need are offered in the summer either, so Ill pretty much have to wait another half-year before graduation. Is there anything I can do about this? This reeks of bullshit to me because Im going to be forced to potentially miss 6 months of wages as well as pay more to the university than I would if I took all of the classes this semester, all because of the universitys decision to cancel one of the few required elective courses they offered at the last minute. I doubt theres anything I can do, I was just hoping someone knows something I dont because I feel trapped by this situation.Edit: Thanks for the advice guys, Im starting with my advisor and will work my way up from there if necessary.  <response>: Theres no official law the university is bound by. Be a person they want to help. Maybe write an email and ask if they have time free for you to come in and discuss an academic matter, better than just popping your head in. 