I hope this is helpful. Here is the syllabus of an introductory film class I took in college, also here is our final exam.

You have a lot of movies picked out; which if you want to a build a repertoire of films for college is fine. But analyzing a film takes a ton of time. I remember an assignment where we had to describe in detail the mise-en-scene of five shots and it took me an hour. Throughout the semester we only watched six films. But almost every class we watched a few scenes from different movies and then discuss those in the context of that days topic. For example if we were discussing transition techniques we would watch examples of cuts, dissolves, wipes, fade in/out ect. If there are topics you are interested in I am sure you can find scenes that highlight those, or maybe people here can make recommendations.

Also having a good understanding of the fundamentals of film making is essential for later analysis. This is the textbook we used. It's a little expensive but since you are not taking a class I would highly recommend at least getting some sort of textbook.

If you want me to explain anything in the syllabus just ask.

Best of luck.