<p>does pton have a phys ed and/or swimming requirement?</p>
<p>Nope! Yay! But most people participate in athletics anyways. Go tennis! <em>makes backhand motion</em></p>
<p>Are you planning on playing tennis at P-ton? I didn't know you were athletically inclined, Phil - you're obviously the perfect applicant. ;) We'd hate you, but we love you too much!</p>
<p>Haha, no...tennis was in no part of my application. But I do want to play in college. Probably just intramurally, but maybe as a club sport if I have the time...</p>
<p>And don't hate! Because hating me could be bad come April if/when you get in, Tamera :)</p>
<p>Tamera? Je suis confondu...</p>
<p>There's no hating going on around here, none at all.... As I said, I ♥ you too much for that. :)</p>
<p><em>gasps</em> You didn't see my note likening you and kat2 to Tia and Tamera from Sister, Sister. for shame...hehe</p>
<p>No physed requirement at all.</p>
<p>Pton offers a variety of PE classes, all about 50 dollars or so a semester from riflery to capoeira to various forms of yoga and all sorts of swimming levels.</p>
<p>How is Dillion gym? Is membership free? Are aerobics classes offered to all students, or is that a phys. ed class you have to pay for?</p>
<p>You can use the gym all you want as long as you show an ID, but actual classes cost a nominal amount of money and require registration at the beginning of the semester.</p>
<p>relative to what other schools have (yale, duke, penn, etc...) dillon gym is a complete embarrassment for a university of our size and endowment</p>
<p>serious plans are in the works to renovate lots of it</p>
<p>that being said it definitely meets my needs at least, and again, I wouldnt choose a college based on its recreational athletic facilities</p>