<p>I like math, science, literature (even though it is tough since I am international student)
psychology, econ, music etc.</p>
<p>But, one subject that I absolutely HATE is history.</p>
<p>Do I have to take history when I am doing Core?</p>
<p>Check the CORE course requirements on the website</p>
<p>Nah. You won’t really have to take too many history classes. The core curriculum is almost more of an analytical framework rather than a class with rote memorization. I’m an engineer so I don’t have a broad exposure, but I have exposure with music humanities. Instead of memorizing pieces and reading about history, you explore how music has progressed through the centuries and what links them.</p>
<p>Literature Humanities - study of ancient Greek texts, probably most like history class due to memorization. However, I think you learn about the historical pinnings of Greek tragedies and some passages from the Bible. Probably important as a framework for an analysis of modern western literature.</p>
<p>Contemporary Civilazation - philosophy class, very much about logic</p>
<p>Music Hum/Art Hum - development of these art through time</p>
<p>Global Core - Your choice but definitely history classes.</p>
<p>So beard tax… how is music hum? To tell the truth I don’t really like classical music and am practically tone deaf… Could you walk me through what you have done in the class (broad overview)?</p>