For those of you have taken the course, do you recommend purchasing the textbook? Also is the textbook available on aplia?

I believe Econ 2X03 and 2G03 are now the same course?

I don't recommend buying the textbook. It's handy if you skip class, but as long as you go to class, listen, and take notes you will be fine. It was a complete waste of money for me.

That being said... Wanna buy it off me?

Originally Posted by khaotic

I believe Econ 2X03 and 2G03 are now the same course?

I don't recommend buying the textbook. It's handy if you skip class, but as long as you go to class, listen, and take notes you will be fine. It was a complete waste of money for me.

That being said... Wanna buy it off me?

sure, how much for the book?

Lol rly? After I said it was useless???

I can probably sell you the book + study guide for around $100 if you want it.

And I just checked the listings on titles. I spent $174 on it. That's fun. =\

I dont mean to start a bidding war, but I'm selling the book and study guide for $75.

With that said, its always best to shop around for textbooks. Check out the marketplace on macinsiders, the classifieds on the titles website, or Facebook marketplace. As you will learn in thiws course, the more people selling, the lower price you will pay

found someone willing to sell the book for 40 . I was wondering if a 12 is achieveable in this course. I enjoy calculus and did well in both first year economics courses.

yep, a 12 is very much achievable. i finished with a 12, and i didn't study too much for it since i had more important midterms (thermo) and exams (math) to study for, so if you put in the work and time to study for it, getting a 12 should be a breeze.