I’ve heard a lot about how Mexican food is really good in California, but if you’re from California and have tried Mexican food in other states, is it really that different?
Also, how prominent is it? Where I’m from it’s really difficult to get good Mexican food, but I know California has a larger Mexican population so is it easy to find a great spot?
Thanks!!
Trying to decide whether to get mac vs windows as an incoming freshman but have seen that the shortcuts for excel are worse on mac and that most jobs/internships give out windows laptops anyways.
Does anyone know if using a mac for any classes is actually a problem? And if you switched to windows later for a job/internship was it a tough switch, especially with excel?
Thanks!!
Right now i’m signed up for ba 100, math 115, econ 101, and spanish 277 which is 14 credits total.
i’ve heard dudley for econ 101 can be kinda rough, so i’m wondering if it’s worth just taking econ next semester instead and switching into some other distribution/fywr type class for fall. or is econ 101 one of those classes where i should just get it over with?
also, is this schedule too much for a first sem freshman? mainly worried about math 115 + econ 101 together while still adjusting to college.
last thing, i’m taking the in person spanish validation test. i only have spanish 277 on there bc i placed into it, but if i pass the validation test, does that mean i can drop spanish and still be good for the language requirement? if so, would it make more sense to replace it with a distribution class or something easier?
sorry for the long post/ all the questions, i’m just kinda confused and trying to make a good first sem schedule!
