<p>What if I dont get the classes that i want,
I want to do pre med and want to take
calc
bio
chem
my first year, is it possible that there wont be enough space for me when I go there???
im really worried.</p>
<p>on the preview website they say that which preview date you attend won't affect your registration ("The University of Florida holds seats in critical courses for each session, so students at each session have an equal opportunity to register for classes"). Even if there is a problem with your schedule, you might be able to get an override from the department that offers the class. I wouldn't worry.</p>
<p>I've never heard of anyone not getting into classes they need to stay on track for their degree program. I think UF opens new classes. You may not get into the TIMES you want for every class though. And you may not get into your first choice of elective classes. You shouldn't have a problem getting required courses.</p>
<p>all students are given a spot in tracking requirements even if they have to open new spots up. you will definately get into classes like chem and calc no matter what your preview date is.</p>
<p>Yea, the critical tracking courses (things such as calc, chem, etc) are plentiful. It's the electives/gen-ed that usually fill up pretty fast.</p>