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I'm signing up for classes tomorrow as a freshman and have no idea what to take for fall quarter. What are some easy/interesting classes to take?
NT, help me pick out classes for College
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I'm signing up for classes tomorrow as a freshman and have no idea what to take for fall quarter. What are some easy/interesting classes to take?
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I'm guessing you're already at a university? If not, start taking classes for your major right away.
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I'm guessing you're already at a university? If not, start taking classes for your major right away.
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i think you need to take public speaking and some sort of computer class...those were very easy
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i think you need to take public speaking and some sort of computer class...those were very easy
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I don't know, but challenge yourself and get good grades!
Simply having a college degree these days isn't good enough.
Simply having a college degree these days isn't good enough.
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I don't know, but challenge yourself and get good grades!
Simply having a college degree these days isn't good enough.
Simply having a college degree these days isn't good enough.
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whats your major?
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whats your major?
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^ Biology
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^ Biology
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Dont waste time taking classes you dont need, you can read a book or just sit in the class (most professor are cool with this). Take your pre-reqs or do the general ed b.s. first so you can concentrate more on your major later on.
Most schools have a list of what classes you need take each semester. I suggest speaking with a counselor, but one whos in charge or familiar with the program of your major because most of them idiots dont know $#!+.
Most schools have a list of what classes you need take each semester. I suggest speaking with a counselor, but one whos in charge or familiar with the program of your major because most of them idiots dont know $#!+.
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Dont waste time taking classes you dont need, you can read a book or just sit in the class (most professor are cool with this). Take your pre-reqs or do the general ed b.s. first so you can concentrate more on your major later on.
Most schools have a list of what classes you need take each semester. I suggest speaking with a counselor, but one whos in charge or familiar with the program of your major because most of them idiots dont know $#!+.
Most schools have a list of what classes you need take each semester. I suggest speaking with a counselor, but one whos in charge or familiar with the program of your major because most of them idiots dont know $#!+.
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well take biology, a GE class, a history class, and a humanities class. Those classes will cover a broad range of your GE that you need to fullfill. Try a math class too
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well take biology, a GE class, a history class, and a humanities class. Those classes will cover a broad range of your GE that you need to fullfill. Try a math class too
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see youre academic advisor, theyll help you pick out classes you need for your major and plan it out. i saw mine earlier today/yesterday
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see youre academic advisor, theyll help you pick out classes you need for your major and plan it out. i saw mine earlier today/yesterday
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Forget what theyre saying bout major classes. Kill yor GenEds now so your final 2 yrs are career-oriented. ratemyprofessor.com for the easy A classes
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Forget what theyre saying bout major classes. Kill yor GenEds now so your final 2 yrs are career-oriented. ratemyprofessor.com for the easy A classes
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If I were you, I'd only take Gen Ed's the first semester. This way you can get used to the college experience for a lil bit.
Then in the spring, take classes that are required for your major. I wouldn't suggest taking more than 5 classes.
Then in the spring, take classes that are required for your major. I wouldn't suggest taking more than 5 classes.
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If I were you, I'd only take Gen Ed's the first semester. This way you can get used to the college experience for a lil bit.
Then in the spring, take classes that are required for your major. I wouldn't suggest taking more than 5 classes.
Then in the spring, take classes that are required for your major. I wouldn't suggest taking more than 5 classes.
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this for sure
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this for sure
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Gen Eds first semester for sure, since you have to do those anyway and it might open up your mind to other things as well
