<p>Say I took 14 units 1st sem freshman year and and 15 units 2nd sem.
I would still be considered a freshman at the beginning of my second year.</p>
<p>Does this hurt you greatly with class selection priority or is it really not that big of a deal?</p>
<p>It means nothing. That’s a very typical course load.</p>
<p>Well, wouldn’t I pick classes AFTER all 2nd years, as if I was a 1st year student?</p>
<p>A difference of a few units doesn’t matter.</p>
<p>My friends had anywhere from 2-10 units less than me and they still were ahead of me.</p>
<p>Honestly, it makes no sense. Don’t worry about it.</p>
<p>“My friends had anywhere from 2-10 units less than me and they still were ahead of me.”</p>
<p>What do you mean by this?
I was just asking about the fact that class selection (as in, Phase I) works with seniors first, juniors second, etc…so, if I had 28 units, and was still a “Freshman” at the beginning of my 2nd year, all 2nd years who had 30 or more units would be able to pick classes before me, thus having an advantage over me…?</p>
<p>Trust me, doesn’t matter. I came in with senior standing, my friends came in with freshmen standing. We all got into the classes we wanted. Unless you’re going after a highly impacted course (which is very unlikely), then it really doesn’t matter.</p>
<p>I had the same standing as my friends but I had anywhere from 2 to 10 more units than them and some of them still got to choose before me.</p>
<p>Units don’t matter to an extent.</p>