<p>Okay, so I'm a Civil Engineering major right now, and I'm in my second semester of my freshman year. Basically, I'm taking all the basics that pretty much every engineering major takes.</p>
<p>The thing is, I qualified to be put in an Honors Cultural Anthropology course this semester. Now, I know that it has nothing to do with Civil Engineering, but I want to transfer out of the school I'm in and go into a better school, and I think that an Honors course would be a big help in doing so.</p>
<p>The problem is, this course is REALLY inconvenient with my current (and ideal) schedule. So I was wondering, is this course really worth taking as an Engineering major, honors course and all? I know this isn't exactly an Engineering question, but if you gave me some feedbaack, you'd only be helping a young man out.</p>
<p>I always think that being a well-rounded engineer is a good idea, especially as a civ where you'll be dealing with people a lot, speaking as a civ. Yes, you're qualified, and yes, it might help somewhat, but do you WANT to take the course?</p>
<p>If you WANT to take the course and you're excited about it and you think you can do well in it, definitely consider it.</p>
<p>Well, I always have wanted to learn about different religions and cultures, and it was one of the electives that I planned to take since high school (the others being Astronomy and Studio Art, and I've recently realized Art sucks ass), so I guess I do want to stay in it.</p>
<p>Was just wondering if I could be doing anything better with my time, though. Like maybe take another Math- or Science-related course, like Intro to Computer Science or something similar.</p>