<p>So, My D's sign up time for spring semester is tomorrow morning at 9:15 - which I believe is the last possible time you can get. Since she will be in class at that time, she has asked me to go online and get her course requests in before all the spots are taken. I am currently looking at the courses she is supposed to be taking this spring for her major and - what the heck? - almost all spots are already taken. I'm sure they'll all be gone by tomorrow. How does this happen? She has emailed her advisor and has yet to get a response. She said nobody on her floor is getting return emails from their advisors. Ugh - I can't even figure out the bio lecture/lab. There are apparently 252 lecture seats but only 198 lab spots. Someone please tell me this will all work out!</p>
<p>my son is tomorrow at 2. it will all work out… sometimes you may need to flip around your breadth requirements and be inventive but it works out. My D’s suggestion to my son was to have at least 3 different scenarios set up for scheduling. Basically a plan a,b and c. and be ready to sign on the second your time frame opens up. </p>
<p>Thanks! Lol, I feel like I’m trying for hard-to-get concert tickets!</p>
<p>lol @Jberav, it’s stressful for sure… My D had meltdown waiting on classes first time around… it’s almost dangerous to start looking too soon because they build a “perfect” schedule and it usually doesn’t work out. And my D had many credits going into the spring semester! hang in there… and good luck! 
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