<p>i'm undeclared warren freshmen! </p>
<p>Warren Writing 10A
COGS 1
POLI 10
MUS 126</p>
<p>i'm just taking all my GEs and trying to find what i want to major in! MUS 126 also counts as cultural diversity credit! and as one of my music POFCs! Will this schedule be doable? too easy?</p>
<p>that should be a good schedule.</p>
<p>there’s no such thing as “too easy” at ucsd hahaha. it looks good to me too</p>
<p>ahaha…okay! i was embarrassed that it would be tooo easy compared to others but nvm!!!</p>
<p>are POLI 10 and COGS 1 popular classes? if so, i was thinking to replace POLI 10 to either 11 or 12 and COGS1 to ENV30!</p>
<p>POLI 10 is a really popular class. I took POLI 11 and it was a TONNNN of reading but it was really interesting. You really can’t go wrong with either :)</p>
<p>I looked up TDAC1 (intro to acting) on the schedule of classes on Tritonlink and it already said that the 9 classes were full and had at least 5 people on the waitlist for each. Can this be true?</p>
<p>sorry if this question sounds stupid…
is cogsci similar to biology?</p>
<p>@Triton2014
i heard that there will be more seats open when it comes to freshmen enrollment!</p>
<p>@GravityxZero35
i don’t think they are similar! if you go to class planner course descriptions for cogsci, there are infos about what the class will be teaching etc.</p>
<p>-i heard that ENV30 is difficult as well! anyone know how this course is?</p>
<p>Should I be ready with an alternate schedule when I register? If the schedule still says the classes are full should I try registering for them anyway or just go with something different?</p>
<p>i think we should have many alternative schedules just in case… my enrollment time is sept 3 so…i definitely need like ten thousand lol</p>
<p>you don’t need a ton of extra schedules. just pick a few classes to replace the ones that are full/close to full, just in case.</p>
<p>Is there any way to decide whether to waitlist a class or give up and register an alternate class?</p>
<p>I hope people with late registration times (sep 2 for me) can get into Warren writing -_-…</p>
<p>The general rule is 10% of people in a class will drop. So for example if it’s a 300-person lecture, expect 30 people to drop. Thus, if you are #30 or below on the waitlist, it’s “safe” to say you’ll get in.</p>
<p>I LOVE waitlisting and promote it endlessly on CC. I waitlist every quarter, sometimes all of my classes, and have always gotten into them.</p>
<p>Sidenote, when I first registered as a freshman, I had 10 alternate class schedules. hahahaha. Unnecessary. Have a few alternate options but you don’t need a ton.</p>
<p>And @triton2014, you won’t be able to enroll if it’s full, but you can waitlist.</p>
<p>sorry for hijacking your thread OP, but how does the POFCs work and how do areas of study work for engineering students in Warren.</p>
<p>wait! there is a chance that a freshman can’t get into Warren writing cos of late enrollment time??? i thought there was plenty of warren writing…oh no… i have sept 3rd!</p>
<p>@mccormickt12
The Warren handbook/catalogue thing shall be your friend ;).</p>
<p>@yunjh2725
I’ve heard that some people had to wait till winter quarter to start Warren writing :/</p>
<p>so the schedule we sign up for is ONLY for the fall correct?
should we plan out classes for all 3 quarters ahead of time or just for fall? because of the series and stuff…</p>
<p>Yeah you’re ONLY signing up for fall classes now, but it certainly wouldn’t hurt to plan the rest of your year now. Things might change, keep that in mind.</p>
<p>@GravityxZero35</p>
<p>If you want to plan ahead a little bit, you can check out the department websites. They usually have a list of what classes they will offer for the year.</p>
<p>@ucsandiego915</p>
<p>It’s all fun and games until you don’t get into a class after being #1 on the waitlist.</p>