Easy classes at Williams College?

Hey guys, I'm applying to Williams College, but I got stressed out thinking of how I would pick my courses if I am accepted. I could really use your insights to get to know about the easiest classes at Williams College. Can you help me out?

While I wouldn't necessarily steer towards the mindset of "easy classes," as it's more beneficial in the long run to challenge yourself and take advantage of the wide variety of courses offered at Williams, I understand that sometimes balancing a heavy workload can be tough. Here are some courses that students have found to be less demanding:

1. PSYC 101 - Introductory Psychology: This course covers basic principles and gives a broad overview of the subject, and students have remarked that the material is accessible and well-taught.

2. HIST 134 - The Great War: This class explores the global history of the First World War, a history that is indispensable for understanding the world of today.

3. GEOS 104 - Oceanography: This introduction to ocean science includes the creation and destruction of ocean basins with plate tectonics; the source and transport of seafloor sediments and the archive of Earth history they contain; currents, tides, and waves; oceans and climate change; and human impacts.

Remember, what’s considered 'easy' is highly subjective and depends on your strengths, interests, and how much effort you’re willing to put into a class. A course you find simple might be another student's nightmare, and vice versa! Look at the course selection with an eye towards what interests you and will enhance your educational journey, rather than just considering workload and easiness. Your academic advisor at Williams is also an excellent resource for guiding you through course selection based on your academic goals. Optimizing your schedule to balance more demanding courses with others that may be less rigorous, but still interesting is key. Good luck with your course selection!