<p>does anyone know when we begin registering for fall classes?</p>
<p>I think we register online on august 4th</p>
<p>I am really excited for next, year. I can't wait. Anyone else like this?What is everyone wanting to do? Clubs? Sports?</p>
<p>I'm excited but nervous at the same time! But yeah it will be really fun. Clubs for sure... I haven't looked at the full list yet but last time I looked there were a few that were quite intriguing! sports... I might want to start up with tennis again? intramural though... or something lower :)</p>
<p>I'm hella excited too and a bit nervous cuz I won't know anyone. I definitely want to join clubs and play intamural volleyball though.</p>
<p>I heard registration priority goes by last names, and it alternates soo people have the oppertunity to have priority during registration. I hope ROTC automatically gives me priority!</p>
<p>UGHHH is anyone as confused with registration as i am. it's finally out to look at and plan with</p>
<p>Im gonna go look now</p>
<p>planning to take</p>
<p>MSL 101
ENGL 149
MATH 141
EE 111
EE 151
Chem 124</p>
<p>15 units in all... I think its a good load for our first quarter</p>
<p>The counselors will figure it out for us correct?....I know in July I'm going up there and I am supposed to meet with i guess a counselor and show them my transcripts and the results to my AP tests and stuff. But then whats the point of the online m.calpoly.edu registration system?</p>
<p>Around july you go to a Summer Advising center where people teach you how to register for classes. Then around August you go online and register yourself for courses. I don't remember a counselor helping me to register. You have to learn how to do it all yourself.</p>
<p>oh okayyyy</p>
<p>i didn't know about that thing in july...? should i be concerned...?</p>
<p>No, I Am just going off memory. It may be in august and I may be totally wrong. I'll find out and get back to ya</p>
<p>im planning to take</p>
<p>EE 111/151
IME 156
Math 142
Engl 134
Chem 124</p>
<p>16 units...</p>
<p>Summer advising is great. It really helps you get a feel for college registration. As for those who posted schedules, try not to overload yourselves.</p>
<p>thats what they recommend though, at least according to the 05-07 EE flow chart</p>
<p>I'm only taking 15 units... Thankfully AP credit and some community classes are helping me get ahead.</p>
<p>i disagree with giants. i went to summer advising and it was bs...i knew most of the stuff that they "helped" me with. it's all online, u can read about it...unless u're too lazy and just waste $75 to let those "counselors" help u. those "counselors" are mostly juniors/seniors. in short, u don't need SAP to plan out your classes.</p>