<p>My S is a freshman and he was very nervous about registering as well. ( We had been told not to order a computer until we got to campus…where we were told on move-in day how much of a mistake that was…and that did not help matters any. ) All was taken care of and I simply believed that W+M knew what they were doing by registering this way. Saturday he registered with no snafus at all. He got all the courses he wanted and got the sections/times that he wanted. He just called me today to tell me that he met with his faculty advisor …who just happens to be so versed in her subject area that she advises the Sec of State in Washington…who reviewed his schedule and made some minor suggestions but felt he had done a very good job. I would recommend that you give the process a chance to proceed…and remember what we were told at orientation…the student has to handle any problems, not the parents. I know it is not easy to do but it is vital if you want your student to be successful.</p>