I wanted to tell a friend that I registered for four classes after I met with my counselor.
is it wrong to have used the present perfect? My guess it is wrong since meeting with my counselor is a past action.
I have registered for four classes after meeting with my counselor.
Isn't the past perfect the right tense to be used?
I registered for four classes after I had met with my counselor.
Lastly, what if "meeting my counselor" was a noun, would it change anything?
I have registered for four classes after a meeting with my counselor.