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Whats the most effective scheduled for a freshman in college?

I get really nervous with change and am open to any suggestions when it comes to planing my courses. #college #courses

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Frank’s Answer

First, ask your question of the admissions rep or curriculum advisor that you're assigned to at the college where you go. That said, the first two years will focus on "General Ed" courses: English, History, Social Science, Math, perhaps some Sciences. You'll take some elective courses, too, such as art appreciation, foreign language, or music. For at least your first term, I recommend not taking too many units, because first-time college is a new experience and will likely require more attention, study, and challenge than you're used to. So if possible, start easy, "work into it", and you'll gracefully learn how many units you can successfully juggle. Best wishes in your studies!
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Rachel’s Answer

Schedule your classes as early as possible on the day of registration. Many classes fill up quickly. Then try to schedule 2 or 3 classes MWF and 2 or 3 classes on T TTH. Try to schedule classes in the morning, because if you get them out of the way early, there is less chance that you will skip them when something comes up later in the day.
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