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What is the most useless class you've had to take?

Ok, just curious what classes that you have been required to take that just make you ask WHY? I am taking American Government right now and I am so bored. And if I get one more person ask me why I am taking this for nursing I am going to scream? My answer is I guess they want me to know how to be politically correct, lol. Ok, so what's your thoughts.

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Algebra - not required I later found out. Did nothing but make me suffer. My advisor thought it would help out with nursing math! Not!

A reading elective course. it was very boring but easy so i really cant complain plus it brought up my gpa

i don't recall having a complete useless class. philosophy was boring but i did get a few things out of it.

my most off the beaten path class was a theater class i took as an elective. even though it didn't pertain to nursing, i believe it helped me learn to be a little more outgoing. so not a complete waste.

unless you consider the fact that i've always been an outgoing person anyway. :chuckle

Psych 101 was definately boring, I liked Abnormal Psych and Human Growth and Development Psych.

Christian Ethics (had to have a religion course at this college), the course wouldn't have been so bad if a different Prof was teaching it.

Sociology (another Ph.D) he was actually very tough and made the course tougher than it needed to be.

I enjoyed English Literature, it was a lot of fun, took it on a Saturday morning of all times, the instructor was great, made it worth getting up on a Saturday.

Chemistry. Have NO clue as to what in the H*** I was supposed to be learning. The prof was a MS in Chem, and was a paper mill chemical engineer, trying to teach a bunch of nursing students about atoms and other miscellania.......never did get it. Extra credit papers gave us all A's, when most of us actually FAILED all the tests.....Go figger.....:)

the least class for me was, american lit. i do believe, if i had not had a full course load, i would really have enjoyed it better, or would i.

Algebra. I'm taking it now. hate it hate it hate it

It's a toss up between speech and my personal favorite, Freshman Experience. Both were 8am classes, too. :o

Speech was the most humiliating, but freshman exp. was the most boring. :rolleyes:

Human Sexuality. I thought my life experience should have passed me thru with an "A".

:rotfl:

I cannot remember the name of the class (it was 10 years ago)...OH YEAH...UGE 100. We got to learn about our library. We literaly had to search for books on the computer and then go and find them. That was a pretty easy A, but a waste of money.

i would have to say there are two useless classes i've taken since returning to school (and they were both taken at the same time). the first was art appreciation, that was required. the instructor was very boring. during lecture he gave us hints on how to remember what artist did what particular piece of art. then come exam time, he would show the slides and say, "remember, this artist did this" or "it was not so-and-so or s-and-so" and that left two choices, you had a 50-50 chance of getting it right. at the end of the semester, i was so burned out, i didn't go to this particular class the last 2 weeks before the final. missed the final review, came in, took the final, and made a 95. well, at least it helped with the gpa. the other useless class was a phys. ed. class that was required. i was 35 y.o. at the time, and just could not see what a phys. ed. class could do for me at the time. i was physically unfit and a 4 month class was not/did not correct that. i will admit that as the semester went on, i did begin to feel better. i did drop a few pounds during the class, but once the class was over and i was no longer lifting weights, or exercising, the pounds came right back on. but it too helped with the gpa.

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