Often, it will be. However, during a two-week period, more than 20,000 students sign up for next semester's course work, and many of them want the same classes you do, at the same times. You need planning and flexibility to get the best schedule possible.
Timing plays an important part, too.
The first few days of registration are set aside for students with at least 72 semester hours earned and a few others with special needs. Registration dates rotate every semester, so if your time is a poor one, take comfort in knowing that it will improve. Similarly, if you register first one semester, you step to the back of the line next time. Regardless of when you register, some GE and major courses may fill before you can get your hands on a terminal. Popular and high-demand courses, like those in Communication Studies, English, writing, art, and physical education skill courses, may close by the third or fourth day of registration.