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post 1616283731 09-11-2020, 11:39 PM
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maybe one of the physics (waves and optics) or intro to circuits, both were weed out classes for engineering.
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Originally Posted By LurkoLantern⏩
I have a bachelors & masters in engineering, as well as an MBA. So I've taken a lot of fukking classes. And that means a lot of math, statistics, physics, etc classes....

By far the hardest class I ever took was a History of Vikings elective during my junior year. Freaking vikings, man! I thought this would be an interesting attention-keeping class that I'd enjoy as an easy distraction from my endless number-crunching.
Haha - nope. We had to read like 3 books a week and churn out dozens of long-form essays. The workload was unreal
Lol yep I had a similar problem with art history. The conclusion I came to was that the professor was tired of her past students not taking the class serious, so she pummeled the us with essays, pop quizzes and exams where you had to memorize the dates in which paintings were made AND you had to correctly spell the artists name when the exam had a "fill in the blank" section...oh, and she made attendance 15% of the total overall grade for the class. I had to fight for an "A" in that class like it was a STEM course, which was a load of bullchit. I felt like I was wasting time on this class when I could be focusing on chit that pertained to my major, and I couldn't just drop the class because this was one of those courses that everyone had to take in order to graduate.
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Political science, I legit almost went insane after sitting in a 2 hour class thats boring as ****. I would literally rather watch the sun move
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Originally Posted By LurkoLantern⏩
I have a bachelors & masters in engineering, as well as an MBA. So I've taken a lot of fukking classes. And that means a lot of math, statistics, physics, etc classes....

By far the hardest class I ever took was a History of Vikings elective during my junior year. Freaking vikings, man! I thought this would be an interesting attention-keeping class that I'd enjoy as an easy distraction from my endless number-crunching.
Haha - nope. We had to read like 3 books a week and churn out dozens of long-form essays. The workload was unreal
I got a BS in exercise physiology and had to take a lot of BS useless classes. One was called Lifetime Fitness where we basically learned about different sports and recreational activities (uh we’re kinesiology majors most of us know this stuff already). The first module was on jogging...yes, jogging. Our assignments consisted of online reading (on fukking jogging) and going on jogs/runs and tracking them.

Nobody did the long ass reading, cuz it’s fukking jogging. Then when test time came around everyone failed because the prof asked VERY specific questions about random sh*t. Hardest ONE HOUR CREDIT class I ever took
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post 1616285041 09-12-2020, 12:10 AM
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Originally Posted By Merc009⏩
Political science, I legit almost went insane after sitting in a 2 hour class thats boring as ****. I would literally rather watch the sun move
the only correct answers at college for politics are left leaning no matter how brain dead they are.
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post 1616303281 09-12-2020, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted By KathleenRyan⏩
True. But for right now I'm content going on cruise control with my helpdesk job - I get paid well by my company, and have it pretty cushy working from home right now.

I'm also only planning on being in the IT industry for another 10 years at most, and then I'll be doing private real estate full time.
IT work made me feel like a Zombie. I guess it's worth it if you're making good money
post 1616306291 09-12-2020, 08:53 AM
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not sure if half of you are trolling or actually stupid.
post 1616307851 09-12-2020, 09:18 AM
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post 1616313031 09-12-2020, 10:44 AM
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I took C programming and nailed it. I enjoyed it so much that I signed up for C++. Dropped out after 2 lectures. Found out later the C++ was one of the weeder classes for the CS department.
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post 1616314451 09-12-2020, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted By SwagMorris⏩
For feeling like a retard: Physics. But the entire class cheated because our professor was Joe Biden level losing it. He was 89 years old I think (srs). Got an A.

For amount of work: humanities. Professor decided this class should be a full time job. Probably my favorite class in college, though. He was the best professor I had.
I had a humanities class to where it was practically a full time job. Fukn nuts.
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post 1616314841 09-12-2020, 11:12 AM
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Loads really - like heavy Maths/English and so on

Different classes was harder at differing times!!
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post 1616324811 09-12-2020, 01:24 PM
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Not hard, but hard to get through because they make you rage. Sociology where I learned how everything in America was taken from Africa and how cotton picking is what made America rich. How collectivism is more important than and individual. Diversity training... another one where I'd almost rather eat rocks so I can focus on the pain of chitting them out rather than hear that liberal crap.

What I learned is why so many "well educated" people are liberal. It's because they have been indoctrinated for years and had to surrender and just accept it to get through. They are litterally training you to be a cuck. Maybe I could have just gone along with the gag to get by, but I was younger back then.
post 1616325351 09-12-2020, 01:32 PM
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Introduction to Mathematical Economics

despite the name it was not an introductory course. basically a gangbang of high level calc and statistics modeling, was pretty intense
post 1616325461 09-12-2020, 01:33 PM
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Tie between physics and microbiology for me

Both I have no doubt would have comprehended and scored high in if the professors taught to my learning style

My GPA would have been nearly a 4.0 as well lol

In hindsight I should’ve been a business marketing major. Econ 101, and Marketing were a breeze and actually interesting. Though both were entry level classes so no telling how I would have handled the 300-400 level
post 1616325871 09-12-2020, 01:38 PM
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Intermediate french. It was mainly difficult because we got a new professor after all the kids in class went and bitched about him being too hard on their grades so they fired him and hired some lady. She sucked and started off way ahead from where we left off last semester. I was basically playing catch up the whole class and ended up barely passing with a C.
post 1616325971 09-12-2020, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted By quadfecta⏩
Tie between physics and microbiology
by the end of my microbiology class there ended up being 7 people left

the lab was creating medicine from soil samples and by the end you had to present in front of the whole school. you just sat out there talking to anybody who came by

they told everybody in the class that you couldn't have a job while taking that class

the teachers were prob *******s because they led right into the nursing program

again, it was mainly just volume
post 1616326111 09-12-2020, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted By propreffered7⏩
by the end of my microbiology class there ended up being 7 people left

the lab was creating medicine from soil samples and by the end you had to present in front of the whole school. you just sat out there talking to anybody who came by

they told everybody in the class that you couldn't have a job while taking that class

the teachers were prob *******s because they led right into the nursing program
Yeah the labs were absolutely brutal. Constantly culturing different bacteria, studying their reaction to different chemicals on different media. I was taking way too much that year to begin with so work load and all that didn’t help. Classic instance of dunning-kruger
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Control theory. I took mech eng to get away from that chit and the lecturer was an actual professor (not just a Dr) studying satellite motion who was from Romania and barely spoke English. Laplace blah blah blah was about all I got from him.

Our exams were so rock hard often there would be a 'just pass' question that was almost the same as the previous year. Nail that, write some random chit for the others, scrape over 40% and hope the scaling does the rest to not neg your average too much.
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I didn't go to class or really participate in college - but multiple choice tests are always easy enough to pass. That class was half short answer so I was doomed.
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Tough to tell, because I was super lazy in school all the way through college. So not sure if the classes were hard vs. me just not applying myself and actually capable of fully understanding. I was your average C/B student. Which is somewhat annoying because now I love books, I love astronomy, nuclear physics, astrophysics, chemistry, etc. So I tend to read up on that kind of material now to educate myself as I find it interesting.

I will say as a mechanical engineering student, any thermodynamics class. The material isn't anything earth shattering, but literally EVERY single professor is Indian. And you can't understand a fuking WORD they're saying to you. Took some classes at Embry Riddle in Florida, then more back up in NY. Doesn't matter where you are... all the same.
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Originally Posted By DeputyDong5⏩
tips for thermo...?
Do lots of homework, and by that I don't mean just the assigned problems. You need to work lots and lots of problems, hence the workload.
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