There's no guarantee you'll be able to get the classes you want once you decide which ones you want to take. One of the best ways to ensure good grades your first year of college is to take the best classes at the right times. Well, it's not. If you're not, then don't. If so, it might be to your advantage.
Early classes are often smaller and easier to get into.
Even if you're a morning person you'll find one or two mornings a week free of class useful for extra sleep or study time. If you play a sport or have a job you'll have to work around those schedules. Try to get your practice or work schedule as far in advance as possible. Allow time for commuting if you're living off campus or out of town. Buses don't always run on time and traffic is heaviest in the morning.