<p>okay… so i’ve sort of nosed around to see if i could find the answer myself, but i’ve failed. i get what a techie is, but what classes/majors qualify you to be a fuzzy/fuzzie? mainly i’m asking if psych falls under that catagory. thanks!</p>
<p>well, you could study me. haha.</p>
<p>fuzzy? like, a student of fluff subjects?</p>
<p>yeah and i’m asking what is considered a fluff subject</p>
<p>TEXTILE ARTS, my friend. definitely has fuzzy possibilities.</p>
<p>okay… thank you.</p>
<p>but seriously, i’d say: psych, gender/sexuality studies.
there are more i know but for me it’s early in the morning and i can’t think of more. and not to dig on either psych/ gender studies majors, either.</p>
<p>^ + Film, religious studies, art history</p>
<p>how is art history fluff?</p>
<p>Sociology, Asian American studies, linguistics, music, and language in general. It’s all relative to your strengths and weaknesses. If you’re school publishes median grades for all courses, the fluff courses are usually the ones with median grades of an A.</p>
<p>wait… I always thought fuzzy just meant humanities and social sciences, as opposed to techie, which is hard sciences and math… huh… <em>clearly misinformed</em></p>
<p>Human Sciences!! Can’t beat a good class on cooking or wedding dresses when it comes to fluffy classes!</p>
<p>i think it must depend on your school. if you’re at Harvard or Yale or something, i don’t think anything would be fluff, whereas if you’re at your local state university, much of the stuff is likely to be fluff, unless your local state university happens to be like UCLA or something.</p>
<p>or UT Austin! <em>sorry, I had to represent… hook 'em horns!</em></p>