<p>Ok so in my infinite procrastinating wisdom i waited until tonight to sign up for orientation. I can still do the june 13th - 15th dates, but here is my problem. My last day of high school is the 14th of june so i would be missing hte last 3 days of high school. Not that i love the place, but i kinda wanted to be there. I signed up for the July 17th session. I just wanted to be sure i am not gonna get screwed for classes.</p>
<p>I am in honors and know pretty much what my schedual is gonna look like (great books, honors calc, honors physics). Is there any reason for me to make the extra effort and go at the earlier time and sacrifice my last days of high school.</p>
<p>I don't think there's any reason. I personally wouldn't. I just missed the last month of school (you know why) and that really sucked. I'm also going to be doing the July 17th Honors session. I high doubt it would be a problem. Maybe KB would know better.</p>
<p>They try to arrange it so you don't have to be in the first orientation sessions to get the classes you want. Certain classes open spots in waves--so that only a certain number of spaces are open to people who register in June, and then additional spaces open in July, and so on.</p>
<p>Well i called today and they were sorta like "Well you might run into some problems." Then I found out that school actually ended on June 13th not the 14th so i will be leaving the night after the last day of school. I am not too worried though because we have a week of standardized testing (all of which i am done with) before graduation so i should have plenty of time.</p>
<p>Well, I graduate on Friday (May 26) and I've been out of school for 2 or 3 weeks now, but... due to a trip right after graduation, my orientation isn't till 20-22. But I'm not too worried just because there's nothing I can do...</p>
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july 24th...will that be a problem in registering for classes? I was thinking chem 210, math 285/295, great books, and soc 222
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<p>seats won't run out in math 295, and you need to take great books; I think there are a bunch of chem 210 sections; the only potential problem is soc 222 (I myself hope to get in soc 222).</p>