1. Beat Generation Writings - Dr. Rob Johnson
2. Film Studies - Dr. Linda Belau
3. Forensic Psychology - Alphonse Mercado
4. Monsters in Literature - Barbara Vielma
5. Theories of Learning - Dr. Mark Winkle

1. Golf

2. Horseback riding

3. Psychopharm

4. Hockey

5. Cognitive psych and robots (we basically argued whether robots built with legos could think for themselves)

Core Courses:

 

1) Marine Ecology

2) Emerging Issues in Evolution

3) General Evolution

4) Ichthyology

5th place tie): Ethology, Mammalogy, Population Ecology, Marine Physiological Ecology

 

Elective:

 

1) Billiards

2) Silent Cinema

3) Japanese Literature

4) World Cinema

5) Basic SCUBA

1. Broadcast News Production

2. Documentary Production

3. Philosophy of War and Nuclear Deterrence

4. Rocks for Jocks

5. Bugs for Thugs

1. The last one

2. The second to last one

3. The third to last one

4. The fourth to lastone

5. The fifth to last one

I barely even remember going to class in college.

 

I mean I was there like 5-6 times, but those times really didnt make that much of an impression. Usually I cared more about what classes had hot girls.

 

Im an intellectual as you can tell.

1.) Kierkegaard and Existentialism (sounds lame, but was so awesome)

2.) Conditioning and Learning

3.) Religious Pluralism (looked at Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism and Judaism)

4.) The Ethics of Jesus

5.) Art History (1880-present)

 

Honorable mention: The American Studies sequence, 4 classes, that I took in college. But that may have been because I was with an awesome cohort.

Most interesting/ease-

 

Core:

1. Engineering Physics III (Modern Physics)

2. Differential equations

3. Thermodynamics

4. Introduction to Pro/Engineer

5. Dynamics

 

 

Elective:

1. Nuclear Engineering

2. Human Factors

3. Reliability Engineering

4. Intermediate Macroeconomics (A joke as long as you knew how to take a derivative. That was apparently too much for some business majors)

 

 

 

 

 

5. Introduction to Music literature or something like that (easy because I already played two instruments at the time.)

 

1. War & Force in Global Politics

2. International Political Economy

3. English Lit

4. International Law

5. American Chief Executive

 

Im in year 2 of 5 so hopefully this will improve.

1. History of Rock and Roll

2. History of Rock in the 70s and 80s

3. Legal Environment of Business

4. History of Rock and Roll II

5. Commercial Law

I barely even remember going to class in college.

 

I mean I was there like 5-6 times, but those times really didnt make that much of an impression. Usually I cared more about what classes had hot girls.

 

Im an intellectual as you can tell.

See, my thing at school is that i have enough free time as it is without skipping class. I'm starting to think that it's because i have no friends.

 

1. Descriptive Astronomy

2. World Mythology

3. Western Humanities

4. Financial Accounting

5. Managerial Accounting

 

Honorable Mentions:

6. Speech Fundamentals

7. International Business

8. Composition classes

 

The only classes I really hated with a passion are: College Algebra, Biology, Principles of Macroeconomics, and Principles of Microeconomics.

 

I still find it weird how I loved the accounting classes, yet hated the economics classes. It prolly had something to do with having really bad teachers.

 

I really loved Western Humanities because my teacher was so cool. She gave me a lot of creative freedom on a research paper I had to write where I decided to have a little fun with it by writing a little story and using a ton of swear words in the dialogue. She gave me an A+ for it and didn't mind the swear words. Best teacher ever!

Some psychology class by Dr. Dan...I think Boroto at Florida State.