darkdestroyer12

By the way, are freshmen allowed to enroll in courses yet? It seems that we are able to do so, but are we only allowed to enroll after meeting with the advisers?

lemoise

yep, you can only enroll after you've met with your advisers (which is usually wise, since they tend to know a lot more about courses and their department than the typical high school counselor...these people have PhD's, after all). Plus, if it hasn't already been said, I'd recommend that you try to shop a course (pretty common practice, where you sign up for more classes than you know you'll take) and then drop the classes you don't want until you're comfortable. Plus, you don't need answers now. Courses change each year (as well as their times/dates and professors) and you're going to find that some of the classes you want will conflict. Oftentimes, I've found classes I've really loved while browsing the course offerings or randomly asking upperclassmen in my dance company what they'd recommend. Thinking ahead is great, but you'll be thankful to have a little flexibility.