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I Would Rather Hit My Shins With A Razor Scooter Than Register For Classes At A Big School

But schedules are not the end of the world.

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I Would Rather Hit My Shins With A Razor Scooter Than Register For Classes At A Big School
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As that time of year approaches, it's good to know the truths behind registration. Especially for Freshmen at big schools.

1. Freshmen are all trying to take the same intro lectures

You can kiss Econ 101 goodbye; everyone is trying to get in that class. Oh, and Intro to Psych? Yeah, that will be full also.

2. No one wants classes before 10 AM

You want to plan accordingly for going to bed late which seems to be unavoidable in college. You just can’t afford to miss your 8 AM every other day.


3. Or classes on Fridays

Classes on Fridays are like having classes on Saturday, now that Thursday is truly a part of the weekend. So Friday classes are a huge no.


4. Everyone wants the “life-changing” teachers

Stalking teacher reviews and finding the worthwhile teachers is a normal hobby. But just know everyone wants these teachers so their classes are the first to go.


5. Too many options for those who are undecided

Should you try a class on Space or the study of Greek mythology? The answer is you have no idea what fun or random class will be best for you, so it is kind of a guessing game.


6. The only section that fits in your ideal schedule is full

A discussion from 1-2 is always full. However, the 8 AM or 6 PM one is available, YAY!

7. Fulfilling pre reqs take up your whole schedule

Looks like I only get to choose one out of my four classes. It’s going to be a great semester –– who’s excited!?

8. Trying to find balance

3 math-like classes and 1 English seems like a lot of numbers and tests and not a lot of writing. If you know your passion, balance is more irrelevant but if you're still testing the waters, you have to try to keep your schedule even and manageable.

9. When you know your schedule is gonna be hard but you “have” to push through

You always start the semester strong with hopes and goals. But deep down right when you register, you know. This. Schedule. Will. Kill. You.

10. Freshmen register LAST

Don't keep your fingers crossed on your planned out schedule. Chances are, you will have a lot of last minute changes due to completely full classes.


Just know whatever your schedule ends up looking like, you can and will do it. And hey, Bs and Cs get degrees.

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