Looking to get in between 15-20 college credits as soon as my financial aid goes through.

Will be playing halo 4 while studying ofc so nn bionuclearmolecularphysiologyofatom'sbuttholewiped.

Basket weaving and drama? Math and engrish? Science or history?

Math intro would be the easiest imo, whats my fellow chiefs think

This post was edited by Crankodile on Oct 24 2012 03:09pm

Depends... are you a numbers guy or a writing person?
I think that calculus is an easy class while I have to work my ass off to do well in history class.
My business courses are pretty easy, as is my economics course.

Numbers have always been easy so definitely some math, but jumping to calculus? nope lol

Business sounds good, I'll ask around and see if prof is push over vs hard ass.

It all depends on what year you are in, and what you want your major to be.

NN in taking classes you dont need and wasting your time/money.

Depends, easy credits you can do fine arts like theatre and shit. Films also easy as fuck for me lol. Go to ratemyprofessor.com and you'll see reviews on the teachers based on the course, and it shows overall for all their classes.

Topology was pretty easy. Might have to take real analysis first though.

Introduction to Mechatronics Engineering
College Algebra
English Composition 1
US History to 1877
Engineering Design & Graphics

oh wait..

Seriously though, any of your writing classes and history should be extremely easy. Different states require different "Core" classes.

Algebra - Easy
English - Easy
US History - Eh
Engineering Courses - Pretty Hard

Intro to Anthro
Intro to Psych
Musicology of some sort

US History is beyond easy.

Engineering Courses, for the most parts, are jokes if you have above average book smarts and can throw in a lot of common sense (implementation side).

People associate the term engineer with genius way too much.