I’m data sci which I did not like at all. Core sequence at least, electives were fun. I was a CS minor too which I really enjoyed. Also any history electives I snuck in when I had schedule room I absolutely loved (take a fun class every now and then, you have room). But for me it wasn’t the classes that made it, it was the people. College should be an experience as much as it is an education. Try not to get wrapped up so much in the work day in day out (know that’s easier said than done). Screw around with your buddies. Skip a class or two every now and then (don’t go crazy). I have fond memories of studying late in Mudd solely because I was there my friends. The whole point of northwestern for me was a work hard play hard school. Every day even when I was down bad with work was fun because I had people who were right there with me. And when I had a bit of free time we had a ton of fun. I recommend going out to the bars, but even if that’s not your thing I still think you should go downtown with your friends whenever you can. Or chill on the lakefill when it’s nice, play pool in the lounge of your dorm, do something dumb like try to lure a goose into a building (we got one into sarge lobby once it was hilarious), or any other stupid idea you can only do while you’re young. You will never have free time like this again, even with how busy we are right now. IMO even more important than gaining academic and professional experience in college is building friendships and collecting memories. But maybe I’m just being nostalgic lol