<p>I did a Perspectives class which was a lot of fun. It’s a great opportunity to take a fun, easy class. You get to know the other kids in your advising group really well and if you’re lucky you have two cool upperclassmen to show you the ropes of registration and bring you to parties. The downside of course is that you get an advisor who may know nothing about your major. But it’s fine if you’re undecided, or if you’ll just be taking general intro classes anyways. I had a polisci advisor, and even though I knew I was going to major in bio, he was still totally helpful and knew his stuff. The only work you have to do for perspectives is a ten page paper at the end, but some of the classes split it up into two 5-page papers instead. And the class meets once a week for 3 hours, but you just watch movie clips and talk, and my peer leaders always brought food. I definitely recommend Perspectives if you find a topic that interests you.</p>