<p>No there are definitely some people I know who really struggled with sosc because they were unable to express themselves. I’m an econ major and a lot of my friends who have 4.0s in the major received Ds or Cs in Hum and Sosc because either English wasn’t their first language or they just never learned to write arguments. It also depends on how you define easy. I consider tend to consider a class easy if when I go to all the classes and do the homework I get an A. For me this applied to the Core. It seemed to me, especially in my science and math classes that a lot of people skipped class most days and didn’t turn in their homework. For example, in my 150s Calc sequence there would typically be about 20 students there on any given day, usually the same faces. The day of our first midterm, 55 people showed up. I remember the professor commenting on it because he had planned to make us sit every other seat but there wasn’t enough room.</p>