I need to take one more hour this fall to be able to get my ring this spring. I'm already enrolled in one kines class, so that's not really an option.
Anybody have any suggestions on an easy one hour class?

The only one hour courses that come to the top of my head fall under KINE or are labs for science courses, or directed studies. Would taking a 3 hour course place you in course overload>? If not, then there are many many 3 hour courses that will require = if not less time. You probably want to look at your degree audit. After looking at it, you will have a better idea about what courses you need to take for graduation. Personally, I would figure out about the course overload and work from there. If you arent going to have to overload, then you might as well take something that counts toward your degree plan vs limiting yourself to 1 hour courses only.

AERO 101 its aerospace engineering and is 100% attendance based. Its actually pretty interesting too.

AGLS 101

It's basically an attendance class.

HOLY ****! I just looked up AERO 101 on Myedu, and it's like 98% A's 2% B's. Based on attendance?! But that's only if you get Reed.
I'm very interested but can anyone take it, or can only engineering majors take it?

Edit: I just saw that the professor that did attendance based grades for AERO 101 and AGLS 101 are not available to teach this fall.


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You can take another KINE class - just can't take the same course number twice. For example you can take both 198 and 199 - my daughter is doing it this fall...

AGLS 101. Your one "project" is a resume.

As far as I know you can take as many 199's as you want so long as you're just looking to fill up hours (and not meet requirements).

I needed 12 hours my final semester for scholarships and I only had 10 left, so I took two 199's. They are by far the "easiest" 1 hour classes that won't bore you to death.

You can only take 1 198 - the only limit on 199's would probably be by your department. Most departments limit you to a certain number. Check with your advisor.

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take another 199 p/f. Friend of mine did that in order to get her ring.

agls 101 is the easiest class on campus. I don't care if the only aero 101 class assignment is to write your name in crayon, it still has aero in front of the name and can't be nearly as easy as agls 101.

For example, even if aero is purely attendance based like agls essentially is, I doubt you can show up any day of the week it's offered, like you can in agls 101 and still get all of the attendance points.

Dr. Joe doesn't teach AGLE 101 anymore. He was the best part of the class

He doesn't?!?! Glad I took it when he did!

If you play an instrument (wind or percussion), you could be in Campus Band. No audition required.

Snow skiing. Seriously.

When you say "seriously," I hope you are joking. That class is hard work hiking up the astroturf hill over and over to ski on wet astroturf for three seconds. Not fun imo.

intro to recs & parks

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When you say "seriously," I hope you are joking. That class is hard work hiking up the astroturf hill over and over to ski on wet astroturf for three seconds. Not fun imo.

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No, I was being serious. When I took it, the class was split into two and I didn't even have to go for half of the semester. And in the beginner's class you don't even hike up the hill that much. Sure, skiing for three seconds isn't much of a thrill, but it's something.

Take bowling. That class was fun. Once a week, and we bowled at the lanes near the mall. Of course this was 5 years ago.

The only thing you really have to learn how to do is scoring. If you can't learn how to score in bowling, then I wonder if you can graduate school anyways.

Also, it's great time to have your afternoon beers too. Great class to take with buddies.

I needed one hour of science and took the oceanography lab.