<p>Is there such a deadline? It says R&C A "should" be completed freshman year and R&C B "should" be completed sophomore year. Is this a deadline or a recommendation? All the easier R&C classes were full last semester so I didn't take one. My telebears appt. isn't for another week and a half and the R5A's and other easy ones have pretty much filled up already.</p>
<p>My schedule up until I found this out was Math 53, Physics 7B, E7, and Scandinavian R5A(R&C). If I'm going to take an R&C with this schedule I need it to be easy, but I don't see how it's even possible to enroll in one. Is it okay to put this off another semester or am I going to end up having to take summer classes or something to make up my R&Cs?</p>
<p>Also, now that I won't be taking Scandinavian R5A, I need some suggestions for another class (perhaps a seminar? or I could just leave my schedule at 12 units)....?</p>
<p>bumpity bump, could really use some help</p>
<p>I’m also interested in this subject, only for the second half of the requirement, and for Letters and Science. When do people normally take these classes?! I thought they were for mostly freshmen but it appears as though sophomores/juniors with earlier telebears times are eating up all the spots in the ‘good’ R&C classes.</p>
<p>I don’t think they’ll really care as long as you get it done by graduation. R&C classes (esp. part b) are usually a mix of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors.</p>
<p>It’s a recommendation, but I strongly suggest you take it. It’s going to be increasingly difficult for you to get in R&C classes as your status advance, and you’re going to feel more and more out of place at the same time.</p>
<p>The earlier you take them, the more you benefit, unless they’re in lieu of some other class which you’d benefit more from.</p>
<p>As an EECS student, those classes were one of my main sources for meeting people of the opposite gender. ;)</p>