<p>Should I plan on putting the charger in my laptop sleeve case to take to class also? Or do most students just plan time and remember to charge it in their dorm or the library? Do professors get mad when you charge it and have things plugged in and have to take that all apart at the end? Probably a dumb question, but was wondering...</p>
<p>If you need to charge your laptop, find a spot in the class with an outlet close and charge it. No one is going to be mad or give you strange looks. I’ve never once seen a professor get angry with someone over taking out a power brick and charging their laptop so they can use it to take notes. Its part of life. With your Macbook Pro, you should be able to make it through more than a couple classes per day, maybe even the whole day. Charge it at night so you don’t have to worry about it in the morning. Just wake up, unplug it, and go.</p>
<p>^I feel like I’ve asked too many computer questions when I see you remember I have a new MacBook Pro!!! I’ll try to charge it at night I guess. That’s what I do with my phone anyways, so I’ll just have to remember to get both the phone and the computer in the morning in college I think.</p>
<p>Definitely charge it beforehand. Having your computer crap out in the middle of class while you’re trying to use it is annoying to say the least. I’m sure people won’t mind if you need an outlet, but if you do, get to class early and stake out the spot. And make sure people don’t trip over your wires.</p>