<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

My friend is attending a university to be a respiratory therapist.  Out of high school she was awarded a third party full ride scholarship to attend school (She would not be able to attend any school if it was not because of this scholarship).  At her first advising appointment, she and her advisor sat down and figured out what she had to take for the whole year.  When second semester came, they sat down and confirmed that she was on track.  Today, she went and talked to another advisor about second year and that advisor told her that she has to go to school for a fifth year because of an error by her first advisor.  This semester, my friend is unnecessarily taking a bio course, its lab, and a humanities course plus some courses that she took first semester.  Because of this, she is being forced to go to school for another year.  She, nor her family are capable of paying for over $20,000 of school that she did not need in the first place. 
This would not be a big concern if it was not due to a mistake by the university.  If the error was caused by my friend, there would be no question.  She should not have to pay for a mistake caused by someone working for the university thats job it is to keep this circumstance from occurring.
<bot>: Friend is having to unnecessarily pay for an extra year of college due to advisor error.  Friend cannot pay for this extra year but the extra year is needed to get her degree