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brodog

What's a good Physical Science breadth course for someone who's not good at science?

I looked at Geography 40, do you guys know anything about how that class is?

Posted Aug 4, 2014, 8:02 PM UTC

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CptnApollo•

ES10

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nudumveritatemEcon '16•

Physics for future presidents. It's boring but you don't have to be good at science whatsoever, the tests and HW are basically straight from the textbook

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InfernalWedgieMCB/SEA Studies '02 (wanted flair to be shorter than before. yw)•

Astro 10.

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quigonjen•

For some reason, my Astro 10 (several years ago) was insanely tough.

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snuglyotter•

People can give you advice on what courses are easiest, but from my experience find a course that is relatively easy but the subject matter interests you or the professor seems good. You will be amazed at how enlightening it can be to email a professor before the course starts (especially large survey courses) as the people who teach these courses are more often that not genuinely enthusiastic about the subject matter.

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