<p>Kelley attracts so many high achieving hs students these days, with many coming in with 30-40 AP credits, so it is more and more difficult each year to register for Kelley upper level classes when you want them. That’s one of the reasons I think loading up on cc classes summer before starting and the summer after and, if you are an accounting majore, even the summer between soph and jr years, as most good accounting internships aren’t available till summer before senior year. These classes help you catch up for registration purposes. My son had only three credits earned while in hs, but had something like 94 by the end of sophomore year, so that he got all the best profs for upper levels. </p>
<p>Stbentpympest, I agree taking A201, A202, E201 and E202 early is a good way to set you up for accounting and finance double major. You can usually take all those at most cc’s (but not the two accounting classes in the Ivy Tech system). Sometimes sophomores can get into the 8:00 am upper levels, but that is probably had to do these days. But if everybody had huge numbers of hours, then it will be hard to get ahead in your schedule, especially if Icore is a prerequisite for the upper levels and you are locked into Fall jr year honors Icore like paddlemom3’s daughter. Kelley doesn’t offer many honors accounting sections, and they can be difficult to get into, especially since Hutton students can sign up for them without being in Kelley honors.</p>