<p>I don’t care too much about the subject, although it would be nice to know an easy science course. I just want to know a ridiculously easy course.</p>
<p>Yeah, this is why you pay for college.</p>
<p>wustl17: you’ll find the classes you’re looking for at another college. Go there. Your parents who are paying for your college education would be much happier too.</p>
<p>Limabeans is right. If you want a easy science course at WashU, you’re looking at exactly the wrong place. WashU is reputable for its challenging science courses. Other departments I’m not so sure about, but WashU is a “study hard, play hard” school and is a very rigorous academic school overall, so you probably won’t find many courses to your description. If you want to take easy courses, go to your state university or something; it’ll be a lot less money.</p>
<p>Limabeans and can2010 said it best. If you want an easy science course, don’t go to Wash U. Let someone who is motivated and is going to put forth 100% and not look for the “easy out” go instead.</p>
<p>While all this is true, you do have to admit that there are a handful of “easy” science classes that some of my friends (either bschool or non-science majors) have taken to get their natural science credits out of the way.</p>
<p>Well I’m not sure about this since i’m still pre-fresh, but by the tone the OP intended as “ridculously easy”, WashU is then not what he should be looking for. A person should not go to an expensive, private university just to slack off.</p>
<p>organic chemistry is pretty easy and fun too. Just ask my friend avi</p>
<p>Do you have to have two full semesters in inorganic chem before you take organic?</p>
<p>You have to take general chemistry (111 & 112) before you can take organic. honestly “easy and fun” is not the adjectives i’ve normally heard ascribed to orgo, though, so i suspect there is some sarcasm at play here ;)</p>