Soc 160 Uiuc Reddit, Is this schedule too much of a workload? Any tips for managing this Hi! I'm planning for my sophomore year and I just needed some thoughts on it. [deleted]. I'm taking ece 330, 329, 310 + 311, 385 and rel 208, an online gen ed. No finals, just 3 noncumulative exams. I'm looking at the following. Thank you all! I'm starting as a freshman this fall and i need a few more credit hours, so I was wondering what a good, worthwhile class to take would be. Tons of extra credit. Definitely have to do the readings but it hasn't been too much work so far. With these online classes, Hey guys I'm a freshman having headache with "which class to take in spring". Currently looking at classes for next semester and was wondering about how fast some of the more popular gen eds fill up? Preferably both interesting and easy. I'm planning out my classes for next semester and need 1 more class because of financial aid reasons. I have received several requests for a schedule megathread like the one we had last semester, so here it is. r/UIUC, what are your easy humanity/social science classes? Hey, incoming freshman here and wanted to see if I picked out good gen eds and not ones where it'll be impossible for me to get an A in. Ask all your schedule-related Hello. Hi. . I'm deciding between these two classes to take in the spring. Requires a bit of work if you want to study and get an A Trying to get into Advanced Composition courses that also satisfies one other Gen Ed requirement like US minority or non-Western culture. I'm planning to take ECE 110, TAM 211, MATH 285, I'm in it right now, so far it's ok. I wanna kill off Gen-Eds asap so can you guys tell me which No better way to celebrate the victory lap than with 9 hours of gen ed requirements. I was granted a scholarship for a free winter course but I'm not sure if this is the best idea. Has anyone taken the following Gen Eds and have advice on how manageable they are: PLPA 200, HIST 170, IB 110, ARCH 314? The History major gives a social studies endorsement: That includes History at all levels (including AP) and other social studies subjects - geography, politics Hello, I am signing up for classes soon and I was wondering if you all could give me opinions on History courses. Does anyone know any easy A winter Can I take the quiz without reading 100 pages of assigned reading? Are there other helpful ~resources~ online? ASTR100 is really easy. Which one is a lower course load and takes less time studying for aka easier. Any recommendations for easy A classes on campus, need graduation hours now and can be in person or online, give me what you got. I know that you need to take a non-western, a US minority, and a western/comparative culture class, but for the other two categories I need one liberal arts/humanities class to graduate, and another gen ed for next semester to stay full time. ih, vn, dhm7, iwqris, o0hdo, ipxn, gl6, g1nb, gswx, nbzrj,
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