<p>I just logged on to Student Center to try out the course search, but I found that the time slots in there are way more limited than those on schedulizer.com or chequerd.com. For example, ECON 1110 Discussion has about 7 slots on chequerd, but only one slot on Student Center.</p>
<p>Does this mean that all other time slots are FULL? Or is it just they haven't put up all the slots before Monday 9AM?</p>
<p>student center is the real thing</p>
<p>unless you unclicked “Show Open Classes Only” (which is automatically clicked), it shows only the open sections. so that means the other time slots would be full. like ImTheHost said, go with whatever is on student center.</p>
<p>Yeah, make sure not to rely solely on schedulizer or chequerd. Always refer to Student Center first to see which discussion times are still available, then make sure those are the only ones you use when trying to form your schedule. It would be pretty bad to form your schedule around a 9:15-10:15 discussion, only to find out that the only one still available would interfere with one of more of your other classes.</p>
<p>along this same line of questions. What are the chances of being able to add say a calc 1 class that is currently closed during the add/drop session?</p>
<p>So should you be worry if a class is almost full? My student advisor told me that there is nothing to be worry about. Im scare I will not be able to get the classes I want or the schedule i want either :(.</p>
<p>It seems amazing to me that this early in the process there would not be one single Calc 1 class open.</p>
<p>i know lame…i was going to take calc 1, but i just chose calc 2 now…wth…even though i got a 5 on ap calc bc haha</p>