College classes with women

Wow, and I thought college was for getting an education and working towards a job...how about taking a class that INTERESTS you?

Anyway, if you're really convinced, I'd take psychoogy, like the others said. I'm studying psychology, and there really is a large female majority.

How ya doing, buddy?

Originally Posted by Squib

Who said I'm going to take a class I'm not interested in? Why do you think I'm hesitant to take dance even though it's the one people say will have the most women? Why do you think I don't want to take women's studies? Just because I'm looking for a class with more women than my in-major courses, doesn't mean I'm going to take History of Menstruation just because I think it'll have 500 women in it.

And no, college isn't just about getting an education and working towards a job. How many people go out into the "real world" and don't go into what they studied in college? A whole lot. College is also about meeting new people. I don't see why that's so hard to understand for a couple of you.

And yes, Psychology is at the top of my list since I already took Intro to Psychology and actually liked it. I might take Abnormal Psychology next since that's what my Psych major friend suggested.

Well, it's a bit different in America and even here in Scotland, I guess, but in Germany, you definitely go into what you're studying. I think the U.S. and Canada are about the only countries where you can still take subjects other than your major in your final year - which I don't think is necessarily a bad thing. And personally, I don't think you learn that many life-relevant things in uni. Uni doesn't grow people up, we need to grow ourselves up, in a way.

In any case, I think Abnormal Psychology sounds like a really interesting subject.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by RABicle

The problem with psych girls as everyone is suggesting is that more often than not these girls need the attention of a psychologist. My housemates at one point were all dating psych girls, they were all headcases.

!!!!!!!!!!!MAJOR OVERGENERALISATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(though sometimes true...)

Some of the sanest, most self-disciplined people I know are studying psychology. Wouldn't necessarily count myself amongst them :P, but psychology as a subject does require some determination.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.