<p>It’s just that all 3 of those courses involve lots of reading and writing. With WTE it’s typically writing about 3 pages while heavily analyzing say a 7 page essay. Getting all the emotional secrets and what not out of it then introducing your own ideas. With WC you typically have to read maybe 50-200 pages depending on the professor, and depending on the professor you may have to do weekly writing responses on them. With Conwest there wasn’t a lot of writing each lecture for me at least, but you end up buying like 10 different philosophical texts and they are reallllllly heavy readings. Although I didn’t read any of them…</p>
<p>I took WTE and World Cultures japan in the same semester, it wasn’t that bad but that was because my World Cultures class was much more easy going than that of my friends. If you are going to take a combination of any of the 3 make sure you get good professors.</p>