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Don’t Be Afraid To Drop That Class: Advice For Add/Drop Period
By: Lanie Brice ‘24
While it can be intimidating to make last minute schedule changes, it’s better to be a little chaotic now and have a strong semester than to grin and bear a bad class for fifteen weeks. Here’s my top tips for navigating Add/Drop season and finding the right fit for you.
Your Complete Guide to Course Registration At USC: How To Build a Schedule You Won’t Hate
By: Lanie Brice ‘24
As someone obsessed with planning and spreadsheets, I’ve worked out a formula over my last year at USC for tackling registration season, so here’s my best advice for navigating your advising meetings, choosing your courses, and being prepared for when you have to log into WebReg to secure your dream schedule.
How I Juggle 20 Credits With a Work Study Job
By: Amy Argueta ‘24 (Guest Blogger)
Taking 20 credits can be a lot and it can be especially overwhelming if you have a work study on top of all of it. Though with some organizational skills and setting limits for yourself, having a work study while taking 20 credits can be surprisingly manageable. I’ve shared some of my tips on how I’ve made it work this semester while taking 20 credits and having a work study job as part of the USC Student Life team in Student Affairs.
My Experience Taking 20 Units
By: Hannah Skinner ‘23
Course registration is happening now and the decision to take 20-units can be tricky. It is advantageous for those who have many requirements to fill, want to try classes in areas of interest, or even add a minor. However, it can also be challenging. This semester I am taking 20-units, so I wanted to share my experience!
What Fun Class Should You Take Next Semester?
By: Michael Boyle ‘18
As we register for next semester’s classes and already begin to worry about all the stress and studying that comes with new courses, maybe it’s time to add some fun into your life. Take our newest quiz to find out what class you should add next semester that could actually be, gasp, enjoyable.