Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Every undergrad should have:
An exercise class or 3-4 days a week in a sport or at the gym
A personal finance class ( or to know the difference between a stock and a bond, basic investing)
A basic statistics course
A nutrition class
An organizational behavior class
A negotiation class
A human sexuality class
A happiness or mental health class (like the popular happiness class at Harvard)
A non European or non American history or literature or religion class
Unless you're talking about looping all of these into 1 or 2 crash course, this is 27 credits, more than 1/5th of college!
No freaking way!
So what if it’s 27 credits? They said the most valuable classes. College is 120 credits. If you take 30 for your major, you have another 90 credits.
Also, some of these I took, but some of them I wish I took. Also, some I took in grad school after missing them in undergrad and I wish I took them at 20 instead of at 30. (Org behavior, stats, personal finance, negotiation come to mind)