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TO SAVE MONEY there is an online program called mindtap that Rojas highly recommends, but does not require, to pass his class. It costs $120 but find 3+ friends to share one account and split the cost. Will save you a lot of money. I did this with Econ 1 and Econ 2.
TO SAVE MONEY there is an online program called mindtap that Rojas recommends but does not require. It is usually $120 but share 1 account with 3+ friends and split the cost. It saves a ton of money. I did this with Econ 1 and 2.
Be careful of taking this class with Rojas if you are a Humanities major and unfamiliar with Econ. I struggled with both midterms and the final (which was 70 questions and quite the marathon...) Rojas is a dry lecturer and I had to pay extra attention to keep from falling asleep. I believe most people in the class did well and I may be an exception. However, it is important to read over the textbook to fully understand the concepts.
Few tips:
- You can buy ANY version of the Econ textbook. I got the 6th edition and it worked well with the class.
- If your TA is not helpful, go to another TA to try to get a different explanation. My TA was hard to understand.
- Read over the textbook to understand concepts.
I had never taken econ before and I really liked this class. The only assignments are 2 midterms and a final, but they progressively get harder. The 2nd midterm isn't cumulative. Discussion sections do not matter at all and I didn't even go unless I had specific questions. All the discussion section problems were problems from the textbook and I would 100% buy the online textbook with Mindtap access. He uses a lot of questions from Mindtap on the midterms and final. As long as you read the textbook and do the practice problems you should be good.
This class is one of those where the textbook will teach you more than the actual class. Buy the mindtap online textbook because there are thousands of extra problems. The key is practice. Theres only 3 grades including a final which is 50% of the entire grade. What that means is every question counts on both the midterm and final. Each midterm question is worth 1 percent of the final grade and each final question is worth like .8 percent of the final grade. There is only so many notes you can take and the good thing is everything on the final was a word problem so if you practice tons and tons of word problems, you will be able to master most of the exam.
I'm selling the loose-leaf textbook for this class for $35. There are a few chapters where I highlighted some stuff but other than that the book is in great condition. Message me if interested: **********
TO SAVE MONEY there is an online program called mindtap that Rojas highly recommends, but does not require, to pass his class. It costs $120 but find 3+ friends to share one account and split the cost. Will save you a lot of money. I did this with Econ 1 and Econ 2.
TO SAVE MONEY there is an online program called mindtap that Rojas recommends but does not require. It is usually $120 but share 1 account with 3+ friends and split the cost. It saves a ton of money. I did this with Econ 1 and 2.
Be careful of taking this class with Rojas if you are a Humanities major and unfamiliar with Econ. I struggled with both midterms and the final (which was 70 questions and quite the marathon...) Rojas is a dry lecturer and I had to pay extra attention to keep from falling asleep. I believe most people in the class did well and I may be an exception. However, it is important to read over the textbook to fully understand the concepts.
Few tips:
- You can buy ANY version of the Econ textbook. I got the 6th edition and it worked well with the class.
- If your TA is not helpful, go to another TA to try to get a different explanation. My TA was hard to understand.
- Read over the textbook to understand concepts.
I had never taken econ before and I really liked this class. The only assignments are 2 midterms and a final, but they progressively get harder. The 2nd midterm isn't cumulative. Discussion sections do not matter at all and I didn't even go unless I had specific questions. All the discussion section problems were problems from the textbook and I would 100% buy the online textbook with Mindtap access. He uses a lot of questions from Mindtap on the midterms and final. As long as you read the textbook and do the practice problems you should be good.
This class is one of those where the textbook will teach you more than the actual class. Buy the mindtap online textbook because there are thousands of extra problems. The key is practice. Theres only 3 grades including a final which is 50% of the entire grade. What that means is every question counts on both the midterm and final. Each midterm question is worth 1 percent of the final grade and each final question is worth like .8 percent of the final grade. There is only so many notes you can take and the good thing is everything on the final was a word problem so if you practice tons and tons of word problems, you will be able to master most of the exam.
I'm selling the loose-leaf textbook for this class for $35. There are a few chapters where I highlighted some stuff but other than that the book is in great condition. Message me if interested: **********