<p>Okay, so this may the a silly question but nonetheless- </p>
<p>Does one usually carry books to one's classes? How heavy would you consider the load of toting one's things around all day? </p>
<p>Because if this is the case then im truly considering a rolling case of some sorts. </p>
<p>Thanks for entertaning my question. =)</p>
<p>I usually don't bring them. Only if I have a period break in between classes, I might bring one of them to look at in between classes, but I usually leave them at home. </p>
<p>They can possibly get heavy (for freshman year, if you're carrying your chem and bio book, those are heavy books), but college books tend to be smaller than what you're used to in high school, especially when you get into 4000 level courses.</p>
<p>Gator, yeah, I was noticing that. My physics book (although not 4000 level) is pretty darn slim, but my calculus book is mammoth-sized.</p>
<p>No one brings their books to class, especially in most first year classes. Most of the time I just bring a notebook and a pen.</p>
<p>I don't bring textbooks to class, but many of my class have lecture notebooks that you buy at targetcopy or other copy places or they put notes online which I bring to class.</p>
<p>do most bring their laptops to class?</p>