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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My large public fully admitted that the GE classes were basically high school level and the main point was to make money off tuition. Still, there was wide variety in the quality of the classes. Some were just multiple choice regurgitating of answers with detached instructors, but some had small class sizes with inspiring professors, discussions, and good feedback on writing, etc. I really hate paying tuition and just jumping through hoops to get a degree. I wanted to learn that stuff and engage with the material. Maybe 65-75 percent tops of the GE classes were actually worthwhile.[/quote] I also went to a large public and didn't have this experience at all. There were so many interesting Gen Ed courses available, my only regret was that I wasn't able to take more. Which school are you talking about?[/quote]
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