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The document outlines the process for obtaining approval to register for classes at the University of Minnesota that have overlapping times or less than a one-minute separation. It requires signatures from both instructors and provides instructions for submission to One Stop Student Services. Additionally, it includes sections for student information, class details, and optional registration changes, while emphasizing the legal obligations regarding tuition and fees.

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