<p>I suppose I haven’t. I only took two courses at the CC level, but it didn’t take me long to figure out I was being fed outright horse-poop from day one. </p>
<p>I suppose that’s another big problem I have with philosophy. Many of the questions posed are open-ended or rhetorical. So in essence, all the professor can really evaluate is your ability to form a well reasoned argument. Though not the easiest thing to do, lets be honest with ourselves, it’s not rocket science…</p>
<p>While bio is hardly the most difficult major out there, it is far more than simply regurgitating facts. The upper division course work one does in the life sciences is notoriously difficult. I’d wager that most non-science majors would literally crap their pants if they had to take Organic Chem and Mammalian Physiology at any point in their studies. Heck, the only people that have it worse than us are physics, chemistry, and engineering majors.</p>
<p>But heck, you sound like a cool guy, so here’s hoping you prove me wrong and don’t end up a jobless wonder.</p>