Electives 3000 level or above?

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<p>In Isis, it states that I need 18 credits of 3000 level or above electives that are outside my major (biology). What classes do students typically pick to fill these requirements? I always thought 3000 level or above was pretty much advanced level classes within an exclusive major? </p>

<p>Do students tend to minor in something to reach these requirements? </p>

<p>Thanks</p>

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<p>bump, anyone?</p>

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<p>When I was in biology liberal arts, i was going to minor in anthropology. There’s lots of 3xxx anthro classes that are considered pretty easy. Most of them also count as gen ed and writing requirements also.</p>

<p>However I decided to forgo that headache entirely and just switch to Bio Ag… best decision of my college career. ^_^.</p>

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<p>axelz165, so then what do you pick as your 3000 level electives?</p>

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<p>you’re not required to take 3xxx lvl electives. You have to take a few extra courses (economics, public speaking, advanced writing class) but other than thtat they can be filled up with random gen-eds. Alot better than dealing with 3xxx electives</p>

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<p>In ISIS, it states that I need 18 credits of 3000 level electives that are outside my major…</p>

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<p>These are some easy 3000 level or above classes that I have taken as electives.
SDS3482 Stress and Anxiety Management
SDS4410 Interpersonal Communication
EDF3110 Human Growth and Development</p>

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<p>I’m reffering to the Biology (agriculture) major. Not the Bio (liberal arts) major. </p>

<p>You could take ANT3620, Skeleton keys, Chinese civilization and culture… the list is endless.</p>

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<p>Hey,</p>

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