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Gen Ed Courses (Easier/Recommended Courses)

Composition I (You really don’t have a choice here, just pick one)
□        RHET 101 and RHET 102
□        RHET 103 and RHET 104
□        RHET 105
□        RHET 108
□        SPCM 111 and SPCM 112
□        ESL 114 and ESL 115

Advanced Composition (3 hours)
□        ART 250- Writing with Video
□        BTW 250- Principles Bus Comm
□        CHLH 304- Foundations of Health Behavior
□        COMM 101- Intro to the Media
□        ENGL 109- Intro to Fiction
□        PHIL 100- Intro to Philosophy
□        PHIL 104- Intro to Ethics
□        RLST 106- Archaeology and the Bible
□        PLPA 200- Plants, Pathogens, and People (Cleora D'Arcy)

Cultural Studies: Non-Western/U.S. Minority Culture(s) (3 hours)
□        AAS 100- Intro Asian American Studies
□        GEOG 101- Geography of Developing Countries (Ezekial Kalipeni)
□        EALC 250- Intro to Japanese Culture (Daniel Kim)
□        EALC 135- Understanding EA Culture & Society (Daniel Kim)
□        EALC 285- Intro to Korea Through Film (Daniel Kim)

Cultural Studies: Western/Comparative Culture(s) (3 hours)
□        COMM 100- Intro to Popular TV and Movies
□        DANC 100- Intro to Contemporary Dance
□        PHIL 108- Religion and Society in West I
□        UKR 113- Ukrainian Culture (Volodymyr Chumachenko)

Humanities & the Arts (6 hours)
□        CHLH 260- Introduction to Medical Ethics
□        RLST 104- Asian Mythology
□        DANC 100- Intro to Contemporary Dance
□        ENGL 103- Intro to Fiction
□        RLST 106- Archaeology and the Bible
□        RLST 121- Introduction to Christianity
(A lot of these classes overlap with classes from other Gen Eds so please refer to the charts on website provided above)

Language Requirement
-3 years high school or AP credit or 2 years college or pass the proficiency exam

Natural Sciences & Technology (6 hours)
□        ASTR 100- Perspectives in Astronomy
□        ASTR 121- The Solar System
□        ASTR 122- Stars and Galaxies
□        CHEM 102- General Chemistry I
□        CHEM 103- General Chemistry I Lab
□        CHEM 104- General Chemistry II
□        CHEM 105- General Chemistry II Lab
□        FSHN 101- Intro Food Science and Nutrition
□        FSHN 120- Contemporary Nutrition
□        GEOL 100- Planet Earth
□        IB 105- Environmental Biology
□        IB 150- Organismal and Evolutionary Biology
□        MCB 100- Introductory Microbiology
□        MCB 150- Molecular and Cellular Basis of Life
□        PHYS 101- College Physics, Mech & Heat

Social and Behavioral Sciences (6 hours)
□        CHLH 100- Contemporary Health
□        CHLH 101- Intro to Public Health
□        CHLH 304- Foundations of Health Behavior
□        ECON 101- Introduction to Economics
□        ECON 103- Macroeconomic Principles
□        GEOG 101- Geography of Developing Countries
□        PSYC 100- Intro Psych (Section X!!!)
□        PSYC 201- Intro to Social Psych
□        RST 100- Society and Leisure
□        SOC 100- Introduction to Sociology

Quantitative Reasoning (6 hours)
□        ASTR 121- The Solar System
□        ATMS 100- Introduction to Meteorology
□        GEOL 103- Planet Earth
□        STAT 100- Statistics
□        PHYS 101- College Physics, Mech & Heat
□        PHYS 140- How Things Work

Other General Easy Classes and Professors
Key:
R- Ridiculously Easy Course, if you don’t get an A in this course, you shouldn’t be going to college
V- Very Easy, with minimal work compared to other classes, you should be able to get an A
E- Easy, a lot of these courses could have been considered “V”, but due to a few poor comments and ratings, I played it safe and put them in “E.” However, 90% are really easy and you should be able to get an A. These are usually courses that are very straightforward, but you have to study what they explicitly tell you to study.
Q- Questionably Easy, courses that are either in the upper levels or in generally “tough” majors, they might be easy for those in that major or may be considered “E” courses, but be sure to check up on this before taking it. For example, General Engineering (GE) 424 has gotten good ratings on easiness, but it is still an engineering course.
***Also note that most of these professors are highly recommended by students either because they grade easy or because they are very very likeable and interesting. Many of these professors have been attributed “the best professor I’ve ever had in college” by numerous students. So I encourage you to consider many of these classes taught by these specific professors.***

Class        Professor Name        Easiness (Ridiculous (R), Very Easy (V), Easy (E), or Questionably Easy (Q)

Kinesiology classes 100-109        ------------        R
See EALC, ASST, and AAS classes with…        Daniel Kim        R
CHLH classes with…        Lisabeth Searing (don’t know if she’s still here)        R
               
AAS 184- Asian American Cultures
ANTH 209- Food, Culture, and Society OR SOC 269- Food, Culture, and Society        Martin Manalansan        R
               
ACE 161- Microcomputer Applications        Alex Lo        V
               
ACES 100- Contemporary Issues in ACES        Fred Below        E
               
ACCY 200- Fundamentals of Accounting        Nancy Desmond        V
ACCY 301- Atg Measurement & Disclosure        Clifton Brown        Q
ACCY 301- Atg Measurement & Disclosure        Sean Fingland, Okan Bilenoglu        V
ACCY 302- Decision Making for Atg         Xiaoling Chen        E
               
ADV 300- Introduction to Advertising        Steve Hall        V
               
AGED 260- Intro to Leadership Studies        Dr. Moss        E
               
AE 201, 204(#?)        Bruce Conway        Q
               
ANSC 100- Intro to Animal Sciences        Douglas Parrett        E
ANSC 103- Working with Farm Animals        Richard Cobb        E
               
ANTH 100?        T Pilborw        E
ANTH 103- Anthro in a Changing World, ANTH 143- Biology of Human Behavior        Ellen Moodie        V
ANTH 110?, 259- Latina/o Cultures        Alejandro Lugo        E
ANTH 190- American Jewish Cultures
ANTH 199- Undergraduate Open Seminar
ANTH 290- Jewish Cultures of the World        Matti Bunzl        E
               
ARCH 101- Introduction to Architecture ARCH 199- Undergraduate Open Seminar        Arthur Kaha        V
ARCH 101- Introduction to Architecture        Michael Andrejasich        V
ART 102- Elementary Drawing        Ron Kovatch        E
ART 210- Ceramics Sculpture I        Catherine Wiesener         E
ARTf 103- Design I
ARTf 105- Design II        Alan Mette        E
               
ASTR 100- Perspectives in Astronomy        Thomasanna Hail        E
ASTR 100- Perspectives in Astronomy
ASTR 122- Stars and Galaxies
ASTR 210- General Astronomy
ASTR 230- Extraterrestrial Life        Leslie Looney, James Kaler        V
ASTR 121- The Solar System        Jonathan Seale        E
               
ATMS 100- Introduction to Meteorology        Matthew Gilmore        E
               
BADM 300- The Legal Environment of Bus         John Kindt        E
BADM 310- Mgmt and Organizational Beh         Geoffrey Love        Q
BADM 320- Principles of Marketing        Tianjiao Qiu        Q
BADM 366- Product Design and Development        Mark Arends        V
               
CEE 461- Reinforced Concrete, I Or
TAM 210- Introduction to Statics        James Michael Lafave        E
CHBE 101- Hidden World of Engineering         William Hammack        V
               
CHLH 100- Contemporary Health
CHLH 101- Introduction to Public Health
CHLH 102        David Remmert        E
CHLH 199- Undergraduate Open Seminar        Ross Wantland        E
CHLH 206- Human Sexuality        Nikki Hillier, Christine Kinscherff        V
CHLH 244- Health Statistics
CHLH 260- Introduction to Medical Ethics        S Notaro         V
CHLH 250- Health Care Systems        Susan Farner        R
CHLH 304- Foundations of Health Behavior        Jerry Carden        V
               
CI 550- Methods of Educational Inquiry
or EPSY 573- Methods of Educational Inquiry         Klaus Witz        E
               
CLCV 114- Introduction to Greek Culture
CLCV 115- Mythology of Greece and Rome        Jon Solomon        Q
CLCV 115- Mythology of Greece and Rome        Krisanna Lucken, Scott Garner        E
CLCV 160- Ancient Greek and Roman Religion
CLCV 222- The Tragic Spirit
LAT 202?        William Calder        V
               
COMM 199- Undergraduate Open Seminar        William Berry        E
COMM 199- Undergraduate Open Seminar COMM 410- Media Ethics        Clifford Christians        Q
COMM 320- Popular Culture        Maria Mastronardi        E
               
CPSC 111- Farming Systems        Robert Dunker        V
CPSC 116- The Global Food Production Web        Martin Bohn        E (boring)
               
CWL 189- Classics Non-West Culture I         Reshmi Mukherjee        Q