I'm putting together my schedule for University of Florida and was wondering if anyone here has recommendations for easy 4-credit classes? I'm open to any major as long as the workload is light. Any ideas?
Sure, I can offer some suggestions for courses that University of Florida students have often found to be manageable.
One option that many students like is "WIS2040: Wildlife Issues in a Changing World". This course offers a broad overview of issues related to wildlife conservation and is often rated as one of the university's easier classes. Plus, it can be taken online, which often offers more flexibility.
Another class that gets high marks for being straightforward is "ENT 3003: Introduction to Entomology". It's a great introductory course that gives a comprehensive overview of insect biology and their impacts on human life. Although it might sound intimidating, many students report that the course is manageable.
"SPC 2608: Basic Public Speaking" is another one to consider. This class provides opportunities to improve your public speaking skills and confidence, and many students find it to be an easy class if you're comfortable with giving presentations.
Finally, "ANT2000: General Anthropology" is said to have a reasonable workload and provides a well-rounded introduction to anthropology.
Bear in mind that a class being 'easy' can differ depending on your academic strengths, interests, and the professor teaching the class. Be sure to check out each class on Rate My Professors or a similar site to see student reviews of the professors and the coursework.
Remember, even if a class is considered "easy," you should still plan to put in the work to succeed. Good luck with your scheduling!
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