<p>Is it possible to enroll in classes at the colleges you’re not attending? Let’s say you’re a Warren student, are you allowed to take classes at Revelle? Or are you limited to the courses offered at your specific college?</p>
<p>the only differences about the colleges is different GE requirements and areas they all are on campus.</p>
<p>otherwise you can take any classes you want (and you will end up taking classes at different colleges) regardless of which college you’re in.</p>
<p>yeah but you might want to pick classes that are close to your college so you dont have to walk so far and wake up too early ;-)</p>
<p>good idea, but not at the risk of getting crappy professors.</p>
<p>i aimed for my share of 10am and 11am lectures when i lived on campus, but once i moved off-campus and got jobs, i tried to grab as many 8am lectures as i could – better parking spots!</p>
<p>There are only a handful of college-specific courses, and they are all writing courses I believe. For example, Revelle has Humanities while Roosevelt has Making of the Modern World.</p>
<p>Different colleges do not have different classes. Everyone has access to the same classes.</p>