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The course form is a form used to see which classes you each are taking in hopes of making study groups!

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Here is a form if you are looking for a specific test from the test bank for us to send you :)

if you have any questions feel free to reach out to us!!

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Looking For a Study Group? Look No Further Than Study Hours!

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Featured Class: MCB 102

I DO NOT recommend MCB 102 because the course is often taught by multiple professors with multiple different sections and it is a lot of content in a short amount of time. If you have to take this course, try to take it in spring!

Featured Class: PBHLTH 116

⭐️1/10 Difficulty⭐️

PBHLTH 116 is a great class that introduces you to public health and how it relates to other fields. Each week, there’s a different topic discussed by different guest speakers who are knowledge in their field. It’s also P/NP and just a super chill and interesting class!

Tips: Don’t take notes during lecture and just listen! You’ll get more out of lecture by actually listening to what the guest speakers have to say.

Featured Class: GWS 50AC - Gender in American Culture

⭐️2/10 Difficulty⭐️

This class looks at the role that gender and sexuality have played in the formation of American society. It examined the politics of citizenship and national belonging in a comparative frame by examining the ways subject citizens are socially defined hierarchically and relationally to each other particularly along multiply intersecting axes of race, class, gender, sexuality, religion, language, ethnicity, culture, and ability.

Tips: Make sure to take your notes on one doc because they'll be very useful for the midterms and finals. The midterms were online and easy as long as you took good notes.

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