<p>For those of you who already took this class, how difficult is it to get a 2 out of 2 in homework. I heard in lecture that you need to go above and beyond the questions but I looked at the questions and it seems pretty simple.
I mean if you answer the question without BS and its the correct length could you get a 2 easily?</p>
<p>2 is kinda hard. I would pretty much always go “above and beyond” and I ended up with maybe five 2’s.</p>
<p>What exactly do you mean by above and beyond? Like bringing up points that aren’t asked?</p>
<p>Tie it to outside readings and your own experiences and write more than is expected.</p>
<p>AAAAh! I can’t even get into the course and they said my chances are slim since I am a freshman 
Everybody on here says that they accept everyone off the waitlist though…</p>
<p>If you can get into a section, you are guaranteed admission into the course. If you are not in a section, then you’ll have to hope space opens up for you.</p>
<p>when do we find out if we get in a section? right after i turned in my concern form that girl said the Th 1-2 slot was available too-so i didnt get to fill that on mine and now im worried i wont get into one :/</p>
<p>so the people who are enrolled are also already in a section then? ugh, if i dont get into this class as a third year ill be pretty frickin ****ed!</p>
<p>this year is disorganized though. usually they already have the sections set up prior to the beginning of class. then what aureateagle says is true (wl in a discussion = getting in). i’ve taken and dropped this class twice, but this year i’m finally taking it. haha Just go to a discussion section and see what’s up.
What I’m thinking is that priority will go to people enrolled. If you happen to go to a section where there’s not that many people, then you’re probably in unless other enrolled people switch in.
What section are you looking at Waiting? Let’s take a class together. We could take a day trip to Santa Barbara, hit up some charming shops, buy some ANTIQUESSSS</p>