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by colson04
5486 days ago
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I think that you're strategy is a little off here. The classes that are just requirements and uninteresting to you should be the 'easy A' picks. For basic requirements I always looked for a class or professor that was known for an easy A - other classmates and sites like myedu.com (formerly pickaprof)can get you started. Conversely, save the real work and effort for classes that you are interested in or ones that you think will be most beneficial to you after you graduate. For these classes intentionally pick profs that you know will expose you to the best knowledge, even if they're not the easiest. I think this gives a good balance while in college and sets you up well for your professional career. |
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