I'm enrolling in Queens College next plan year and I'm a little stressed about making the transition. Could anyone help me figure out which are considered the easiest classes at Queens College? It would really help me find a good starting point!
While it's important to remember that the "difficulty" of a course can very much depend on a student's individual strengths, interests, and the professor teaching the course, a few courses at Queens College are commonly cited as more manageable for newcomers adapting to college life.
For those students comfortable with mathematics, "MATH 110: Elementary Topics in Mathematics" can provide a good introduction without being overly challenging. Additionally, "SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology" is often viewed as a manageable course for those fond of social sciences.
In the realm of humanities, "ENGL 110: College Writing" is a staple for incoming students, known for its helpfulness with enhancing writing skills, which are crucial for success in many classes. Also, the "DRAM 110: Introduction to Theatre" is a popular choice as its often seen as fun and accessible, even for those who are not majoring in theatre.
Regardless of your choices, keep in mind that college is not just about taking easy courses. It's also about diving deep into subjects of interest and challenging yourself intellectually. Don't shy away from taking tougher courses in your area of interest as you get comfortable with college life. After all, passion and interest in a subject can often be the best source of motivation to do well, even in a challenging class.
Good luck with your course selection and transition to Queens College!
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