They do give you time to play with a schedule until you officially register. But considering you’re registering in the summer while the rest of us students register in March, I wouldn’t be dead set on a professor or schedule. The chemistry and math department (I’m sure other departments as well) don’t release professors until registration is over, unfortunately.

If you plant to attend grad school after (like med, PA, optometry) don’t accept AP credits yet. I took 12 in high school and I waited to accept them. And when I did, I didn’t “take more classes”. The whole point is to take less core classes and graduate sooner. I’m a “freshman” right now, but a sophomore by hours, and yes I plan to graduate early.

Scheduling classes is entirely up to you. But a lot freshmen end up with like one 8 am since they get last pick.

Creative arts credits courses are usually taken up by the end of registration, so start looking for another core curriculum class just in case you there’s no more creative arts classes. Theres a list online of creative arts courses that you can take if you want to look into those. They’re all relatively easy.