What is the best way to transfer to a University such as UCBerkeley, UCLA, MIT, etc?

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Before you mention anything, let me just say that I know about assist and IGETC, so i know the general requirements. My first question is: Do universities care about your general load of classes, such as doing a major prep over the summer? Because if a class is over the summer/winter sessions, it is usually less of a challenge since it is usually not taken with anything else. Or can i actually benefit from this as this allows me to get more classes done, for the load of classes are not important? Lastly, I want to know if the universities care about your order of classes that you take: such as taking advanced bio classes with first year chemistry classes. I was reading school websites and I noticed that at UC Berkeley for example, students cannot take any bio classes for their major until their first or second semester O-chem has been fulfilled because the prerequisites are a lot different compared to junior colleges.

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