<p>hi upperclassmen!
i finished most of my GEs and the academic advisor told me to take a random elective class.</p>
<p>what was a random class you took at UCSD that you loved?</p>
<p>or just in general, what was your favorite class + professor at SD?</p>
<p>thanks again for answering all our questions :)</p>
<p>MUSIC 15 - the Beatles - BY FAR! Most amazing, best class EVER</p>
<p>Or anything taught by Patterson in the history department</p>
<p>The Beatles class (Mus 15), but it’s not offered next quarter.</p>
<p>EDIT:@ucsandiego915</p>
<p>You keep beating me to posts by a matter of seconds. What is your secret! =P And also, Patterson is totally awesome. I had him for a freshman seminar and I would stay after class talking to him about all sorts of random stuff.</p>
<p>HAHAHA sorry!! I just have this site bookmarked and click on it randomly! Did you take it last fall?? That prof was amazing!</p>
<p>^LOL. oh CC mom and dad, you guys are amazing.</p>
<p>and HAHA i cant believe you get credit for studying the beatles</p>
<p>@ucsandiego915</p>
<p>I took it in the winter and yeah, DeHart is a total G. He grew his beard out though spring quarter and I was like nooooooooooooooooooooooooo!</p>
<p>DeHart is a babe. SORRY, I had to say it. Borderline inappropriate, I’m aware :)</p>
<p>Even with a beard ;)</p>
<p>^Nah I understand. All the girls I’ve talked to in his classes are in love with him. And he just looked a lot better without the beard. I’m allowed to say that right?</p>
<p>DeHart and Music 15 (The Beatles) for the win lol.</p>
<p>Ling 176 - if you’re interested in how language affects behavior, its eye opening and fairly easy to do well.</p>
<p>MUS15 - The Beatles with Justin DeHart was one of the most fun classes. Going to lecture just to listen to Beatles’ music and learning about their history, transformation, and eventual breakup made it seem more like a Freshman seminar than an actual class. The class also taught me that University of Liverpool offers a Masters in The Beatles.</p>
<p>PHIL10 - Probably the most useful class in UCSD in terms of practicability in everyday life. Learning formal logic is paramount for anyone who wants to learn to make better decisions–also, if you’re thinking about applying to Law School and have to take the LSAT, Logic Games are built on the foundations of simple Sentential Logic Arguments.</p>
<p>ECON109/ECON143/PSYC209 - My favorite classes by far. Took these classes and they paved the way of all my undergrad research at UCSD. Now I’ll be applying to Ph.D. programs in formal Decision Sciences this year after working as a research associate with the professor who taught my PSYC209 class.</p>
<p>damn I want to take Mus15/Beatles so so badly :(</p>