Hey everyone! I'm considering dual enrollment at my local community college next year. I've heard that some classes are easy 'A's and only three credits. Does anyone have any recommendations for what I should take?
It's great that you're considering dual enrollment - this can be a great opportunity to get a sense of what college-level coursework is like and even earn transferable credits. However, remember that "easy" can be quite subjective and depends largely on your strengths and interests. Here are a few classes that traditionally are considered not as strenuous, but this can differ by institution and professor.
1. Intro to Psychology: Offers an overview of various topics in psychology such as neuroscience, human development, and abnormal behaviors, among other topics. It can be quite interesting and, if your professor allows open-book exams, it can be on the easier side.
2. Basic Public Speaking: Can be a great option as it usually involves writing and delivering a few speeches over the course of a semester. If you're comfortable with public speaking, this could be an easier course for you.
3. Intro to Sociology: Analyzes human society, culture, and social interactions. A lot of the content can be straightforward, especially if you're interested in understanding societal norms and structures.
Remember, picking classes based solely on perceived difficulty might not be the best strategy. Instead, consider choosing classes that align with your interests or intended major in college as these subjects will be more engaging and easy for you. Good luck!
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