<p>So I’m heading to PCC this fall and I’m planning on transferring in 2 years. The problem is that many classes such as Math and English are closed already or offered at undesirable times. I have low priority in picking since I’m an incoming student. </p>
<p>So if I take classes that are uncrowded my first year (econ, sociology, stats…), then take the required ones (english, math, polsci…) my second year is this a good idea? Would this look bad when I apply to transfer? Also, how hard is it to add into classes like English and Math?</p>
<p>if the classes are closed, take them online, you can take all of them online except math and sciences ( they might be to hard to do so ). they will be easy A’s… there is a down side to this of course</p>
<p>Of course, if you are able to do so at your school, you could show up on the first day of class and get an add card/add code to enter online that will get you into the class. At my CCC, they do it becuase the classes get smaller as the semester progresses.</p>