听力材料：
Now listen to part of a conversation between a student and her advisor.
Advisor: OK, Becky, so …you’ve chosen all your courses for next term?
Student: Well, not really, professor. Actually, I've got a problem.
Advisor: Oh?
Student: Yeah, well, I still need to take an American literature course; it's required for graduation. But I’ve been putting it off. But since my next term is my last...
Advisor: Yeah, you can’t put it off any longer!
Student: Right. The thing is, though ... it's not offered next term.
Advisor: I see. Hmm. Ah, how about... ah, taking the course at another university?
Student: I thought about that. It’s offered at City College, but … that’s so far away. Commuting back and forth would take me a couple of hours, you know, a big chunk of time with all my other studies and everything.
Advisor: True, but it's been done. Or... ah, there are a couple of graduate courses in American literature. Why not take one of those?
Student: Yeah, but... wouldn’t that be hard, though? I mean … it’s a graduate course; that’d be pretty intense.
Advisor: Yeah, it'd probably mean more studying than you’re used to, but I’m sure it's not beyond your abilities.
Question：
The speakers discuss two possible solutions to the woman's problem. Briefly summarize the problem. Then state which solution you prefer and why.
