Students are wising up to hard classes, taking a hint from Darwin and sniffing out the easy ones: adaptation at its best.
Bugs and People; ENY1001
Curriculum consists of: Making songs, catching bugs, studying the night before and relying entirely too much on Smokin' Notes.
Student Jimmy Moy said: "It's the easiest class I've taken so far."
For the final project: Students dress up as bugs and make a dessert fashioned in their bug's honor.
How to get an A: Show up
Magic and Witchcraft; CLT3930
Geared toward: Anyone who dressed as Dumbledore, showed up three hours early to the Harry Potter premiere and proceeded to get in a fight with "Helena Bonham Carter" for cutting you in line.
Taught by the person who cast a spell on: the O.J. Simpson and Casey Anthony jurors
How to get an A: Join the Quidditch Club. If that fails, wave your magic wand and say "Abracadabra."
Russian Fairy Tales; RUT3514
Filed under: GPA boosters, easy-A and walk in the park.
You would fail this class if: Grades were solely based on the pronunciation of author's names.
Lesson learned: Vasily the Unlucky isn't a venereal disease.
Myths, Greeks and Romans; CLT3370
Course description says: The development, importance and influence of Greco-Roman mythology, which basically translates into 10th grade English.
Geared toward: Those who believe the movies "Troy" and "300" are really awesome.
Student Troy Becker said: "You don't even need Smokin' Notes"
Russian Masterpieces; RUT2100
Categorized under: Classes that sound incredibly difficult, but aren't.
Man's Food, FOS2001; Exceptional People, EEX3312; Plants, Garden and You, ORH1030
Categorized under: Classes so easy they don't even get their own category.
If you want a chance at these classes, you better hurry because they always seem to be the first to go.
