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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m struggling to believe some of the antidotal stories. DC is an incoming freshmen student at UMich. Registration began this week. DC registered yesterday. He had no problem registering for the classes he wanted. CoE if that matters.[/quote] Story about freshmen dorms at UCLA is true. DC is a student there and was placed with 2 others in a double. So 3 in one room.[/quote] I think every college my 11th grader has toured so far, from big, medium, and small, has said some freshmen end up in triples. [/quote] Triples freshman year is one thing. 1200 people in one class, and still students can't get into the course, is another thing completely. The 2000 people in the Cal data science course is insane. Applied Analytics is the most popular minor in my DC's school. The max class size is 67. So they offer 12-15 sessions every semester to accommodate the demand. That's the difference between private and public. [/quote]
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