Finding the Easy Courses at Bergen Community College

Hey pals, so I'm going to be attending Bergen Community College soon and I was wondering if anyone here could lend a hand. I'd love to know which courses are generally considered easy or less demanding at the college. Any specific recommendations to help me round out my schedule comfortably?

While I don't encourage picking all of your courses based on their perceived difficulty, I do understand the need for balance in your course load. So, it's essential to consider the degree or major you're pursuing and ensure any "easy" courses you take can contribute positively to your educational journey.

Bear in mind, what might be perceived as "easy" varies widely among students due to differences in learning styles, strengths, interests, and previous experiences. Some might find a Speech course more "manageable" due to their strong communication skills, while others may perceive a course in Creative Writing as "relaxing" due to their passion for literature.

Instead of looking solely for "easy" courses, consider finding the ones that truly interest you or complement your major. You'll likely engage more with the material, making the course seem less demanding. I've heard some students find courses in areas like Art Appreciation, Intro to Psychology, and General Education electives to be less intensive, but remember the experience can vary.

It's also a good practice to check with your academic advisor or other students who've had experience with the professors and specific courses at Bergen Community College. Additionally, online resources like Rate My Professors can be extremely informative. Remember to use these suggestions as a guide and not the absolute truth.

To keep your academic performance at its best, consider utilizing the college's learning resources, like tutoring services or office hours, regardless of the classes you take. Balancing "easier" courses with the more challenging core ones is a good strategy, just make sure you're meeting all your degree requirements!