Do admissions look badly at projected coursework changes? I ended up changing my coursework twice because first I couldn't fit in everything I wanted and then finding out one of my classes was available at a later term and decided to take that class later (although I didnt really want to delay it) freeing up units to take a lab I wanted. I was wondering if this is going to hurt my application that I'm changing things around. However, in the end I just added 4 more units didn't really take out anything just moved stuff to make room.
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AdComs are aware of the dynamics of scheduling classes. As long as your prereqs will be completed by the stated deadline, the number of times you change when/where you'll be taking classes is really rather irrelevant. I had to move my schedule around several times between when I posted my first planned coursework to when I finally took the classes (or dropped classes) that I had listed. I made about every possible change. I dropped classes I had originally listed that weren't prereqs, changed the quarter/semester that I had planned to take a course in to a later one, and changed the school at which I was planning on taking coursework. I had no problems with any of the schools I applied to in terms of scheduled courses.
