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<li><p>Do current students feel that they have enough course options, or are the choices limited? </p></li>
<li><p>Is it easy to fulfill the course requirements, or are they a burden?</p></li>
<li><p>How easy is it to minor in a subject outside of HumEc? </p></li>
<li><p>Do HumEc students live together, or with students from all of the other colleges?</p></li>
<li><p>In general, is HumEc easier, the same, or harder than the other colleges?</p></li>
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<p>Some questions about Cornell in general...</p>
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<li><p>What is nightlife like? Is it dependent upon greek life?</p></li>
<li><p>Honestly, how hard is it to do well? Is success more dependent upon true intelligence or the work you put into your schoolwork? </p></li>
<li><p>How bad is the weather? I know it's cold, but do you find yourself hating the school because of it? And how difficult is it to get to class in the dead of winter?</p></li>
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<p>I'm visiting soon, and I'm excited to see everything that Cornell has to offer!</p>
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<li>definitely enough course options. my only issue is that i feel like so many of the classes i want are offered at the exact same time and then i have to pick</li>
<li>i’m a HD major, and my concentration only means i need one 2000 level class, 2 3000 level classes, and 1 4000 level class. pretty easy to do.</li>
<li>you can definitely minor in something outside of humec. depending on the minor, you might only need 4-6 classes to fulfill it. a lot of minor classes will end up fulfilling distribution requirements too (depending on the minor), so you’re still getting something out of it towards your degree</li>
<li>no, living arrangements don’t have anything to do with your college/major</li>
<li>it’s the same as the other colleges, though you can certainly pick easy classes if you want to (same goes for other colleges)</li>
<li>it’s what you make it. there’s lots of stuff going on in the greek system but also tons outside of it.</li>
<li>it’s a mix of both. the faster you “get” material, the less you’ll have to work at it, but you do need to put lots of work into your classes</li>
<li>i like the cold so i’m probably not the best person to answer this haha. sometimes it’s a little too grey but it’s fine.</li>
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