Is this (pre-planned) schedule too "stuffy"?

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<p>I'm an incoming freshman planning to major in economics. I'm in Warren, and for my PofCs I plan to do a minor in computer science in lieu of one PofC and music or spanish for the other PofC. </p>

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<p>I'm the kind of person who likes to get things over with early, and when it comes to free time, I like having big blocks of free time. I plan to work study if possible, so I would appreciate people's input on if this schedule is overwhelming (too many classes on Monday and Wednesday?) and/or not very work friendly. </p>

<p>Aaannnddd I realize I have about 10 minutes to get from WCWP10A to CSE8A on Monday, sooooo I might have to change that if it's too far. Of course, I realize that this schedule is pre-planned and so it's definitely not guaranteed (my registration time is September 1st in the afternoon ;-;, registration starts on August 30th in the morning), but if I just happen to get something like this, I don't want to lock it in without knowing what I'm getting into. </p>

<p>Thanks for reading this block of text :)</p>

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<p>EBU-WLH is possibly the shortest commute you can get … unless you’re doing WLH-WLH.</p>

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<p>That looks fine to me. And yeah, EBU3 and WLH are right next to each other so if you don’t make it between those classes within 30 seconds you’re probably walking too slow. </p>

<p>The only thing I might recommend is picking a TuTh WCWP section so you don’t have as much class on MW. I know some people who would rather have free days like that, but I just personally wouldn’t. Otherwise it’s perfectly fine. I know that your other classes are only offered MWF. It really just comes down to what you think you want because everybody’s preferences are different.</p>

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