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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I understand that college is expensive and that everyone wants to make a lot of money. And, I’m not suggesting that everyone should major in anthropology or philosophy. Instead, I am suggesting that students could double major or minor in such a subject or at least take classes in them. To the contrary, what I’m seeing is a kid with an elective [b]opting for yoga, nutrition[/b], etc. based on the perception that it’s easy (which it is) and it fits their schedule (nothing in the morning or on Friday), when they could have chosen a serious class in the humanities or liberal arts. I’d like to see a pre-med, business, or computer science major talk to me about how their Buddhism class influenced their thinking about life or their future profession. Or, how different philosophical viewpoints on love impacted their thinking about relationships. [/quote]

College level nutrition isn't "easy" and it's also an essential skill that more Americans should have knowledge of. On the same note, there's nothing wrong with yoga. Maybe they want to relax after being stressed out in their other classes.  [/quote]

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