<p>So my Phase II is next Tuesday (does this make any sense? I got 9 units from college work before the fall, am taking 17 units right now, and have 30.5 units worth of AP credit). I'm hoping to enroll in Math 54. There are seats left for Lott's lecture. However, all discussion sections are full. Moreso, there are 30 people in the waitlist for the lecture section (because people waitlist for the discussion sections), and the limit on this waitlist is 30.</p>
<p>For Hald's section (for whose lecture I have three possible discussions to choose from: 8 AM, 3:30, and 5), the situation's pretty much the same, except with 20 people on the lecture waitlist.</p>
<p>Am I screwed? I seriously think Berkeley has simply just left me behind on the dirt road to rot with this semester's Telebears...</p>
<p>BTW: I currently don't have a heart for the Summer Sessions. I was already in a summer class this summer, and took summer classes before. I kind of want a freer summer, or one where I can do an internship or research, or be able to do activities such as counseling for a summer camp.</p>
<p>And I also should add that those who get the worst Telebears get cheated three/fourfold. Not only do they get late Telebears for both phases (so that they have little chances for getting ANY of their classes, rather than, what, half), but they have much shorter open hours too! I swear, I signed up for Chem 4B and a physics class that doesn't fill up as quickly as Physics 7A/B, but doesn't have any waitlists (so that was kind of an exclamation mark for me). However, I found out how slowly the class filled up. I tried to switch out of the physics class and get into Math 54, but my open hours ended when other people's Phase II appointments started. FML</p>
<p>Is there anyone above who can help me with this situation (like professors, advisors, administrative... WHATEVER, ANYONE WHO CAN HELP), or is this an instance where once Berkeley accepts you, they leave you in the cold?</p>