So i am NOT a math/science person and im tryna take the easiest math class for next semester.
I have these 2 options:
Transition Algebra for Applications
or
Algebra for applications
whats the difference? Whats easier?
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I'm more interested in why you're a history major than why you're taking that class...
You need to get on that Calc II level son.
I'm more interested in why you're a history major than why you're taking that class...
Yea same here. So you don't want a job after you paid thousands of dollars for an education? Good luck with that.
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^ yeah but then again what if you find passion in something that makes tons of money . Then money will grow into opportunity to have a lyfestyle more freeing and what not with your future fam.
Not to rain on your parade OP but most schools only have a need for Math and Science education majors. It's harder to find history and English jobs because the market is flooded with teachers with those degrees. But I wish the best of luck to you regardless.
Not to rain on your parade OP but most schools only have a need for Math and Science education majors. It's harder to find history and English jobs because the market is flooded with teachers with those degrees. But I wish the best of luck to you regardless.
Not true actually. Competition for history teachers are increasing.
Mainly because many liberal arts teachers are old and many are beginning to retire.
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^ yeah but then again what if you find passion in something that makes tons of money . Then money will grow into opportunity to have a lyfestyle more freeing and what not with your future fam.
Well then good for those people. I don't ZERO interest in what pays these days...
Science... math... engineering... Prob. the most dullest thing to me.
If you have a passion for those, then good for you, honestly.
But 90% of people who go into those majors don't have a passion for it.
They just go for it because it makes money or because they're good at Matt or science.
Do what you love and the money will come. Don't be afraid to follow your passion even if
it doesn't bring in too much money. If you just follow money, you won't be happy.
"Do what you love and you won't have to work another day in your life."
Hold on, you're in college and taking algebra? Is that even worth any credits in college? No hate, just sayin in my college experience you start with trigonometry and then move onto calculus, and that's a bare minimum for pretty much all majors.
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This thread really just makes you sound lazy. Probably started in hs when they let you pick classes and you just took all the easy ones. Hopefully your parents paid for college and you can live in a little bubble of economic success.
My point was that math gives you critical problem solving skills that translate into far more than just knowing how to crunch numbers. Doesn't surprise me that you haven't figured that out though.
A history degree requires nothing but literal regurgitation. Waste of time and money with nothing learned, but hey, you might do well at trivia night!
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