DamnStraight All American 16665 Posts user info edit post |
WTF should i take. already have all my major/minor courses planned and im not looking to kill my gpa here... so uhh seriously. 3/4/2006 8:35:36 AM |
Perlith All American 7620 Posts user info edit post |
1 should be a fun PE.
The other six should be among two courses to help you prepare for graduate school or whatever job you've got lined up. Otherwise, pick something you are interested in but normally couldn't take outside of college. I wish I had the chance to take an art or film history course. 3/4/2006 9:58:57 AM |
Ubiquitous Veteran 150 Posts user info edit post |
PEH 213--Human Sexuality
Great class and super easy. 3/4/2006 10:01:01 AM |
Lutz All American 1102 Posts user info edit post |
sts 323 with bob patterson. hes awesome 3/4/2006 2:28:21 PM |
Gardenwaltz Starting Lineup 65 Posts user info edit post |
If it were me, I'd be thinking about the Beekeeping course, because it sounds like a lot of fun, but is harder to get into. As an outgoing senior you should be able to get into just about anything you'd like. Check and see if you're close to another minor or maybe take another language such as Hindi pass/fail. In fact, some of the Study Abroad programs will give you 7 credits although it may be a bit late to squeeze one in. What is your major? What kind of things are you interested in? I'm sure there were courses that you wanted to take that just wouldn't fit into your schedule. 3/4/2006 3:39:14 PM |
DamnStraight All American 16665 Posts user info edit post |
ive got my major classes done except for 1 (which im goin to take) then ill have 7 hrs of free electives that i can do whatever with already have my film minor done with so uhhh bees and beekeeping and human sexuality + uhhh tennis or something 3/4/2006 8:13:45 PM |
MOODY All American 9700 Posts user info edit post |
take softball for an easy 1 credit hour class 3/4/2006 8:20:38 PM |
wolfeee All American 3942 Posts user info edit post |
Think of what you would really like to learn about that you might not have a chance to after graduation. Sure, we keep learning after graduation in a variety of ways and we can always study and explore on our own, but think about what topic you would like to have formal instruction in that you may not be able to easily get later. For me, if I had had those hours to burn, I would have taken dance, a drama course, history of the university (Virginia). What would you really like to LEARN? 3/5/2006 8:08:21 AM |
mermaidz Veteran 101 Posts user info edit post |
Wow 7 hours of whatever you want. That is COOL.
Yah I'd want to take something I am interested in, but wouldn't normally get the opp to learn about. Science classes seem interesting to me- I have no desire to make a career out of it, but if I could take it just to be informed and be able to answer Jeopardy questions on it, then okay it's worth it. 3/5/2006 12:52:32 PM |
DamnStraight All American 16665 Posts user info edit post |
hehe i def already took social dance... one of my favorite classes ive had at state 3/5/2006 4:22:56 PM |
eahanhan All American 21370 Posts user info edit post |
i wish my degree gave us free elective options. 3/5/2006 4:54:33 PM |
deez29 All American 622 Posts user info edit post |
PEH 213...fun class and mad easy...and hot girls are in the class 3/7/2006 1:15:13 PM |
bigD ncsu Veteran 440 Posts user info edit post |
This is just a recommendation, but if you want to learn something that will pertain to your actual life after college, take BUS 225 with John P. Huggard. You will learn a lot about managing finances and your income in order to make your money work for you. It really is an incredibly interesting class. Well worth it. Also, since your hours left are Free Electives, be sure to take them CR (Credit Only) because that way all you need to do is coast in order to get a C or better and your GPA will not take a hit. Hope it helps. 3/10/2006 11:27:40 AM |