Picking frosh classes

[iago]

a religion of philosophy

Please tell me that was a typo!

or*

Good! Because philosophy and religion are practically opposites, in a lot of ways.

Philosophy of religion would be ok, though.

[rabbit]

My friend wanted to be an engineer for about 10 years.  Bad.  He got in to Virginia Tech's engineering college and he liked it a lot.  He was smart, and took some other courses, one of them being a business course.  He found he LOVES business, and is going to change his major.  Moral of the story: take classes you don't HAVE to take; you might find something you love.

[iago]

I went into University wanting to do computer science. First year, I too Physics, Calculus, Philosophy, and a couple others, plus Computer Science. After all that, I realize I still wanted to do CS. But I'm glad I tried other courses, because I wasn't positive.

[trust]

The only other career path I'd be interested in is business, and I'm pretty good at business theory and such but the requirements would be a bunch of math courses which I wouldn't do well in. I haven't done well in math since we started long division in third grade.

the main reason though that I didn't include a class I probably wouldn't do well in is because I want it to be an easy transition from hs to college, I'll probably do economics next semester (to feel out business, and also because it's a requirement I think) and maybe a science or something. Plus one of the reasons I didn't do a science this semester was because they were all afternoon classes, hopefully there will be a morning offering.

[rabbit]

You're missing my point.  My friend didn't WANT to be a business major, he just took a business course.  I'm saying take courses from other departments even if you don't necessarily WANT to major in that.

[trust]

You're missing my point.  My friend didn't WANT to be a business major, he just took a business course.  I'm saying take courses from other departments even if you don't necessarily WANT to major in that.

I will, as part of my core requirements. For all I know maybe I'll love astronomy and become an astronomer, but it's unlikely.

[rabbit]

I will, as part of my core requirements

No, you're still totally missing my point.

[deadly7]

No, you're still totally missing my point.

He's well past the "missed the point" mark, don't you think?

[CrAz3D]

How many credit hours is that?

Take more...get shit out of the way now and take fewer classes when you have to take harder classes`

[trust]

I will, as part of my core requirements

No, you're still totally missing my point.

No I get your point exactly, I just disagree.

[rabbit]

I will, as part of my core requirements

No, you're still totally missing my point.

No I get your point exactly, I just disagree.

No, you clearly don't get my point at all.

[CrAz3D]

Trust already has to take diverse classes, why does he need to take MORE diverse classes?


Now will you two women STFU about it?

[trust]

Trust already has to take diverse classes, why does he need to take MORE diverse classes?


Now will you two women STFU about it?

Awesomely good point! It's a liberal arts education which, by definition, requires me to take a diverse curriculum. By diverse, it essentially means classes I do not want to take. Why would I intentionally increase the burden of classes that I don't have any interest in and will probably do poorly in. It seems like you just think I should take more math/science because math and science is what interests you. I happen to very much dislike it however.

[CrAz3D]

I had to take a language, if not for that stupid gay-ass class my GPA would be a lot better

[Sidoh]

I had to take a language, if not for that stupid gay-ass class my GPA would be a lot better

I still have to take speech, but I took composition in high school.