<p>I am a dual enrolled student at a university and a community college. I plan to take additional college courses next semester (I'm a senior), however, I don't know which courses yet. At my community college I probably won't even have a clue which courses will be available until after I send my early action applications, because they change the honors courses every semester. If I just put "TBD" in the spaces for college courses on the apps, would that be a problem? I want to make it clear to colleges that I plan to continue to take dual enrollment courses.</p>
<p>I’m curious about this, too.</p>
<p>I actually listed the dual-enrollment courses I plan on taking, even though I won’t be able to enroll until after the application deadlines.</p>
<p>TBD is too suspicious and detracting. :)</p>
<p>Bump…</p>
<p>Btw, I have no idea which courses I will end up taking. I don’t even know which ones will be offered in the spring semester, because I take honors courses and they rotate which courses are available as honors. Moreover, since I have to register so late my first choices are often filled up and I’m stuck with what’s left. So trying to list the actual courses I plan on taking isn’t an option.</p>
<p>Since you do not know, you only have two options. Either list your speculative schedule or put TBD. In the Additional Information Section, explain your circumstances.</p>
<p>I realize that you do not know for sure if you can take a course, but you can look at former and current schedules to surmise which classes will be offered. If you have already taken a large number of credits, you should be high up on the registration list and able to actually get into the classes you want. If you are taking a series (Calc, Pre-Calc, Bio, Chem, Humanities, etc.) it is almost guaranteed that the next class will be offered.</p>
<p>This is just conjecture, but not having a senior schedule to report seems very risky. Completing college-level work should not be a detracting factor. </p>
<p>Good Luck! :)</p>