Trump freezes funding for California schools

The tangerine in chief is literally enacting the Khmer rouge manifesto

Submitted July 01, 2025 at 04:26AM by Low-Concert5170 https://ift.tt/snZMC0h

Did you choose a degree you feared was too difficult? What happened?

Some degrees are more demanding than others. Have any of you ever chosen a bachelor's program you feared might be way too difficult, and what happened? Were your worries unfounded? Was it really tough at first but manageable after a while? Was it as hard as you expected? Did you drop out? Did you burn out? And what were your qualifications going in, grades, relevant skills, etc.? The reason l'm asking is that I'm seriously considering a bachelor in Economics or Economics and Politics. But I honestly don't know if I can handle it. Math in high school went fine - fun when I understood it - but it wasn't something I loved. That was four years ago, and I'm incredibly rusty. If I go with an economics degree, I'll have less than two months to catch up. Thanks in advance!

Submitted July 01, 2025 at 03:26AM by Zestyclose-Split2275 https://ift.tt/c8MlIqD