Easiest classes to fulfill divisional requirements

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<p>I’m a freshman at BU and an IR major. I’m doing divisional requirements and I have started thinking about how I will fulfill different subject requirements. I am using CL101 and CL102 to fulfill my humanities, and I really enjoy CL101 so far.</p>

<p>However, I am not such a big math/science person. I want to know what some of the easiest courses to fulfill the math/cs requirement and the natural sciences requirement (including an easy lab science) are. I’m not looking to challenge myself in these areas.</p>

<p>Also, I have credits from AP Calculus AB so I think that means I can complete the M/CS requirement with one semester of any level math/computer science class.</p>

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<p>I was also a social science major and took two earth science classes (one with a lab and natural disasters). Can’t say they were easy… people apparently failed in both classes, but the intro earth science classes have more manageable labs than say chemestry…</p>

<p>If you are good at math (AP calc) astronomy might be good too, but I heard it’s more than just looking at stars</p>

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<p>I took cs107 which involves almost no math and actually almost no computer programming. it’s call computational systems…the prof is really cool and I thought the class was awesome. it’s about how the brain, cells, etc etc can be considered computers</p>