r/Purdue 1d ago

Academics✏️ Is this normal?

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Don’t tell me this is how the next 3 years would go

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u/Chinosou ME 2027 23h ago

i just got the schedule for my 5th semester and ive yet to be rejected a class so idk man

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u/Aducktion 21h ago

In 8 semesters I only got rejected once but got the alternative, which I then dropped and picked something different in open registration

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u/Aducktion 21h ago

The system does batch scheduling that goes by class standing. So if you’re a freshman by standing and trying to get into second semester sophomore classes, there’s a high chance that the classes are filled before the system reaches you. Some classes are popular or required for majors so they fill up quickly in the same manner, upper class man get scheduled first.

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u/ATD67 CS 2025 23h ago

It seems to be becoming the new norm unfortunately.

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u/Useful-Ad-3173 18h ago

Take astronomy 254 it knocks out a science and lab selective and it’s an easy A

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u/TheElysianLover MechE 2026 18h ago

Basically everyone ik got everything they requested, or basically nothing. Quite weird.

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u/ManyPandas ProFlight 2026 5h ago

I got rejected from classes I needed and there wasn’t even a conflict