<p>In your opinion of course.</p>
<p>And yes, I'm asking about specific people that you know, names aren't needed. </p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>the EECS major has possibly the hardest workload at Cal. the classes apparently demand a lot of time and the average EECS student earns roughly a 2.7 GPA, despite her or his straight A’s in high school and being at the top of his or her class.</p>
<p>I have one friend in the EECS program who’s completing his freshman year, and judging from his facebook status, I conclude it’s a nightmare.</p>
<p>then again, I’m going to be in EECS…gulp…</p>
<p>Does 70 pages worth of written final assignments win?</p>
<p>yes it does… you win</p>
<p>ohmigoodness ektaylor. what classes are these?</p>
<p>My roommate is taking 4 upper-div EECS classes. He’s been working nonstop for the past few days to finish his projects.</p>
<p>What a bittersweet victory.</p>
<p>I have one 35 page research paper I’m about to finish for a Political Science seminar, two 12 page papers for a Rhetoric seminar, and one more 12 page paper for an upper-division Political Science course.</p>
<p>PS 191-4
PS 109H
Rhetoric 153</p>
<p>for seminars…? wow.</p>
<p>^Taylor, were they double spaced? please tell me they were!!!</p>
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<p>Seminars do not mean a freshman seminar. They most resemble the classrooms style of a graduate course.</p>
<p>…meaning small and useful.</p>
<p>lol how bad is the courseload for the college of chemistry?</p>
<p>eecs majors especially and the science majors, on the other hand, haas bus admin majors have it way too easy =) thats great for me</p>