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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are so many classes engineering students need to take that they have an abbreviated version of gen eds. You can try to take smaller seminars but I'm guessing many try to take easy classes because engineering is already demanding. [/quote]

This is concerning. We need engineers that understand the issues of society, not just human robots doing math equations. Is this true for other majors at VT? Pre-professional isn’t scholarly. [/quote]

Even though it's clear you're a concern troll, a simple Google search would give you the answers you pretend to seek.  All students at VT have gen ed requirements to fulfill, in addition to their majors.  These are called Pathways and include humanities classes.  You're welcome.

https://enge.vt.edu/undergraduate/generalengineering.html
https://www.pathways.prov.vt.edu/content/dam/pathways_prov_vt_edu/1AboutPathways/course-catalog/Pathways%20Course%20Guide%20by%20Alpha%2025-26.pdf[/quote]

Can you read? The question wasn’t what is offered or required. The question is does anyone at VT take these courses seriously. So far the outlook seems dim. [/quote]Does anyone take these classes seriously at any college?  I’m not sure arguing a school like Harvard is superior when, if you are to believe  recent articles, students don’t take classes seriously and don’t read materials. [/quote]

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