<p>It depends on the type of person you are. I am the kind of person who doesn’t want to relearn what I’ve already learned just to boost my GPA. Now there are others who wouldn’t mind siting back their first year enjoying college and retaking all those classes. </p>
<p>Those general courses are there to balance your schedule a bit, and to give you a general scope of overall things while concentrating in your major. If you’re really excited about you major, you shouldn’t have a problem handling those classes. </p>
<p>My reason for my choice is because I would not want to waste my money or take out loans to study what I already know…would be pointless…but rather learn new things. Graduating a semester or two early might also make you feel special and smart or wise…& it could also make you feel rushed since you wouldn’t have all those 4 yrs of college. So it comes back to what you want. No one is better than other one. Its a matter of choice.</p>
<p>& what soadquake981 said is also right.</p>