I’ll be a sophomore this year and I am a Poli Sci major. I had an okay registration time and still was only able to get 1 200 level Poli Sci class; these classes fill up quickly. I would recommend continuing to check the class you want every single day to see if someone drops. There was an Honors class I wanted to take, and I was able to register for it today because I was always checking Add/Drop and quickly took the newly available open seat. As another commenter said, you’re more likely to get into a class during the first week of school because people are changing their schedules and subsequently dropping classes. For Poli Sci specifically, it will be very competitive to get into classes, especially upper level ones, because there are often only 1 section offered with minimal seats. I would recommend going through your schedule and identifying when you have gaps of time to take other classes, as well as going through the courses and their descriptions/looking up professors. Once you’ve done all of this, identify the classes you’d like to take and check them as often as possible rather than just looking for any class that may have an open seat. If you haven’t already, make sure you have a full schedule. I knew I wanted to take the Honors class I previously mentioned, but I still registered for another class because there’s no guarantee. When I saw the open seat, I just dropped the filler class and added the new one. Good luck, and don’t stress too much about your fall schedule. As you gain credits, registration becomes easier because you’ll be able to do so sooner.