apple or pc laptop for college/internships?
what do you guys think is the best option for college primarily and internships second? macbooks are sick, but idk what to get
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If you're going finance, get a PC. Excel for Mac is garbage, and you want to be able to walk into your internship knowing all of the common keyboard shortcuts.
PC, need to get used to office and the relevant short cuts
It doesn't matter. Any internship or job you get will give you a PC and colleges often have computer labs with either. Excel for Mac is almost entirely the same version as PC these days too and if it's that big of a deal, you can always just install Windows on your Mac and switch over.
I have a MacBook Pro at home and a Lenovo X1 Carbon for work. They're both cool. They're both functional.
The shortcuts on Mac Excel are BRUTAL, bruh.
PC brah
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