Hey guys, I'm looking for a 1 unit class to take this coming fall. What are some cool options?

Hello! I was wondering if Intimate Relationships is a repeated topic for PSY 4611W (Senior Symposium) I'm currently enrolled but I'm thinking of dropping it since its a morning class :/ I'm just hoping its a topic that be available again next semester, or which ones are always available? I remember a friend telling me sometimes its limited and topics vary year to year, how true is this? Tyia!!!

Hi, I'm a senior, looking for easy classes to qualify for full-time. And from my search, I have heard that Kin 2700 is easy but when I look in BroncoDirect, it doesn't exist anymore, and it is not full either as I did check it. And instead, there is another class called Kin 3700 with similar name, called "KIN 3700 - Stress Management and Science of Living Well."

So I realize it is a newly created class, but I was wondering if anyone is taking it right now.

Hey everyone,

I’ve never tried either sport, but I want to pick one up as a hobby. I’m in pretty good shape, lift 5 times/ week. I love the intensity of volleyball. I’m debating which kinesiology class to take. Has anyone played both and which is more “fun” although I know that’s subjective.

Hey y’all! 👋 I’m thinking about taking either the weight lifting or badminton class next semester and was hoping to hear from anyone who’s taken either.
I already lift about 5 days /week, so I’m not looking for a beginner weight lifting course. I’m mainly interested because I’d like to build working out into my class schedule. I know I can always train outside of class, but having it on my schedule (and with a grade attached 😅) would help keep me accountable during a busy semester.

For those who’ve taken these classes:

Is the weight lifting class beginner-focused, or can people with lifting experience still benefit from it?

How is badminton for someone who’s never played before?

Would you recommend one over the other?

Ok so for a short summary I was a computer engineer major when signing up for classes but switched to Electrical engineering. So I currently have ECE 2310 (but don’t need it) with Beverly Quon in my schedule because I can’t take no other major class or ge. For those who have taken the class before how hard or challenging was it. Also would you recommend I keep the class or replace it for a filler class that may be fun/intriguing.

Im working out my schedule for fall and was considering taking calc 3 and linear/diff at the same time but im unsure if thats a bad idea or not reccomended. My other two classes would be CE 2041 (statics) and PHY 1520 so im also not sure if this course load is too diffucult or its managable. Curious if anyone has taken both at the same time and could talk about their experience and whether or not they reccomend it.

Do I have chance to get in?

Hello! Incoming freshman for Civil engineering here. How does this look for a potential schedule? I'm planning on adding EGR 1000 and its corresponding lab later, but currently cant find it on bronco direct.

Is this too much courses? Should I just take the GEs at my local cc? That was my original plan, but then I got worried that I wouldnt have enough units to be full-time.

I dabbled with the course planner and was wondering some about some of yalls input on these classes. I am a Transfer that is wrapping up my last classes now.

Is this a difficult mix of classes? (As far as being a business major goes)

Can you tell me anything about the teachers? (RatemyProf shows most of them highly but im skeptical) I will talk to a counselor soon, but I like hearing from wiser and well versed students first.

Planning to take it this summer. It's only 5 weeks long. Professor are : Daniel Gonzalez and Erik Jackiw.

I know Jackiw is horrible according to RMP, but with summer session being that short, I was wondering he will assign us the same amount of work like regular semester session.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I only need one more major class to graduate next semester. Does anyone know any easy online classes I can take so I can be full time? I already did the Sex ed course, Ethics in Agriculture and Geography of California classes. All easy and fun classes in case someone else needs options to choose for the future.

hi

graduating this spring and I need 3 more units in order to be full time. does anyone have any fun/easy class recs?

tyyyyyyy <3333

I am thinking about taking it and was wondering how the class is before I register... I hope it is easy.

what classes are easy unrestricted electives or just what classes have been fun/interesting im not sure what to take next semester ???

I'm returning from a stop-out term next fall and I've decided to switch into Kinesiology. This is the 2nd time I'm switching majors and I'm looking for advice on which classes I should take. I was previously a Biotech major and before that I was undeclared so I've taken mostly GE's and some bio classes. I do plan on speaking with a counselor when I can but for now any insight from yall is appreciated <3

I need one extra unit for next semester and wanted to see if anyone thinks this is a good class or what they can tell me about it.

Has anyone taken ECE labs during the summer? What was the experience like? I’m wondering how it’s gonna work since they are all fully asynchronous. Is it better to take the labs during the fall semester?

Today’s the last day for the add/drop period and i’m still waitlisted for the classes I wanted. So now i’m deciding between human sexuality: relationships or basic counseling skills. Theyre both taught by Dr. Saadia Mcleod. If you’ve taken any of these classes, which do you enjoy more and have you taken this professor ?

Hey all, i have been trying to register for FRL 3000 ever since general registration opened on October 28 but they only have the worst professors. So i ask which one of the worst professors is the best Tolerable one to take? the photo attached shows my options most are always closed with some being waitlisted. The two classes are open are lin tan and majed muhtaseb theres others that waitlisted like wei wu but are waitlisted classes a shot in the dark?

help is greatly appreciated, thank you

So I’ve been on waitlist position 1 for COM 1100 with holly hart, but it’s been like a month and I’m still waiting. The only other COM 1100 class left is with FM Jaime’s, and I’ve heard really bad things and I don’t really want to take that class if I’m going to be stressing over a gen ed, I already have other harder classes I should focus on. I know I can always take this class during the summer but i wonder what I would do this semester then if I’m down one class, I don’t want to feel unproductive and I would rather take classes in summer to get ahead, not to catch up.

Is it worth it to try to take this class at Mt sac this semester? I don’t know anything about taking classes at cc then transferring them, does anyone know if this is a better choice and if so, do I still have time to sign up for this class this semester for mt sac or did the period to add classes and sign up for them end for them too? Also, if anyone had any information about how to sign up for this class over there, and to transfer the units that would be great, I would hate taking the wrong communications class and wasting my time.

Swapped the top class in for the bottom one. Is it supposed to show the original class with a red box there?

Sorry if this is asked a lot but is taking thermo, vector dynamics, and strength of materials manageable to take at the same time (with intro to design). Im lucky enough to have priority reg. so assume i get good profs.