<p>I'll be an incoming freshman this fall, and on May 20 I am going for my advising day. As i'm doing this advising "homework" it asks me to fill in some classes of interest. I've read of some easy/interesting gen ed classes, but not really any GH classes. So my question is what are some easy GH classes to take. I am planning to be a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology major, so I feel my schedule will already be difficult enough as is. Please post with suggestions, and recommended professors if you have any in mind...THANKS!!!</p>
<p>Think about PHIL 11: Philosophy of Science or PHIL 132: Bioethics, which might interest you if you’re a science major. I’ve also heard good things about RL ST 1, which is an intro to the 5 major world religions.</p>
<p>great!! thank you. and yeah i heard about the last one you mentioned. i def plan on looking into that one…any idea of the difficulty of the first 2?? thank you</p>
<p>I haven’t heard anything bad about it. Just double check the prof on rate my prof. If he/she isn’t listed on the site, then the instructor may be a grad student. The Hist class i took taught by a grad student was very easy.</p>
<p>is that a trend with grad students have you heard? or do you just know that from your individual experience? i know i saw this one guy who teaches the class. last name started with a K. idk. but anyway it said on that rate professor or whatever its called that he demands participation, but is very humorous and makes the class enjoyable. easiness scale was about a 3 out of 5.</p>
<p>That was my only class that was taught by a grad student. If he is on rate my prof then he is a either a lecturer or a prof. Don’t be turned away by those ratings though, I always take them with a grain of salt.</p>