Which courses to take as a freshman?

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<p>I’m a Senior in high school and I;ve started looking at what classes I should be taking next year. I’ll be going to a smaller University only about 30-45 minutes from home and living ON campus starting Summer 2014. I’m going to be double-majoring Business Management/Resort & Hospitality Management. </p>

<p>This is what I’m going to try and set up my schedule for summer as:
College Algebra: M,W, F @9:30-11:50
Composition 1: T, TH @ 8-11:25
Introduction to Business: T, TH @ 3-6:35
For summer I won’t be working or doing anything else really.</p>

<p>And this is what I was thinking of for fall:
Precalculus: M, W @ 9-10:30
Comp 2: M, W @ 11-12:15
Introduction to R&HM: M @ 2-4:45
Humanities and Social Issues: T, Th @ 11-12:15
Computer & Software Technology: Th @ 9:30 - 10:45 (with apparently a lot of online work)
for fall I also won’t be working but will be doing either the schools dance team or a non affiliated dance company, and I WILL be rushing a sorority</p>

<p>So my question after giving all of that probably unnecessary information is, do my classes seem to be a good courseload for the first two semesters? Or should I take it down a notch. I really wanna get into as many extracurricular as possible, clubs and stuff, but don’t want to overload on classes an not be able to do anything fun.</p>

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<p>Given your previous posts about getting B and C grades in high school, plus the need to take at least two remedial math courses to start college, it would be a good idea to defer rushing a sorority until your second semester, since you already have enough to handle during the high school to college transition.</p>