Your favorite College Classes

[DeliriousKris]

So I'm going to school for my Associates degree in American Sign Language Interpreting, but I am also going to go for my Bachelors degree in General Studies too because in order to be nationally certified as a Sign Language interpreter, you have to have a Bachelors degree in something...anything.

So I ask you, my fellow FusionCash members.

What are/were some of your favorite college courses?

I'd prefer to take classes that I can work towards upper division classes (because the majority of the classes I need to take still need to be upper division).

[dreamyxo]

I took a geography class that also dealt with current affairs.  Forgot the name of the class something like geography of human affairs or something like that.  I had to subscribe to The Economist magazine and we had to read articles from it.

[manders8]

I loved my History of Hawai'i class, and that was about it. The rest that I took were required for my degree so they weren't as fun.

[ilovepatrick]

i took alot pschology classes

[smithjcsdfw]

I had some good history teachers who made the subject of history so Intersting to me that I ended up minoring in it.  But my real question to you is does that school your going to not have counselors whose job it is to sit down and map out how you gonna graduate with a degree that is worth the ink it is printed with?

[svenagain]

My favorite class has always been Philosophy it's definitely a mind   

[msmoneybags48]

I am analytical and would have made a good psychiatrist.  That is not the path I chose to follow.  I major in Accounting and have a minor in Information Systems; I am doing very well in Information Systems.

[articx]

I preferred my classes which had a small amount of paper work, and homework. Ones like psychology and sociology. My major was web design.

[DeliriousKris]

I had some good history teachers who made the subject of history so Intersting to me that I ended up minoring in it.  But my real question to you is does that school your going to not have counselors whose job it is to sit down and map out how you gonna graduate with a degree that is worth the ink it is printed with?

I have a degree sheet, and I've sat down with a counselor.

I'm going for a bachelors in general studies, so I don't have a specific path I need to follow.

I need so many credits, with a number of them being upper division classes.

Other than that, I don't have any limitations. I can take whatever class I want (except P.E. classes).

So it's more a matter of, what do I want?