Easiest Psychology Class in College?

Hey guys, I'm considering majoring in Psychology and wanted to get a headstart on deciding which classes to take. What psychology class is generally considered the 'easiest' in college? I mean, is there a '101' of sorts that's good for beginners like me?

While each person's experience might vary based on their strengths and understanding of the subject, typically the introductory psychology courses ("Psych 101") are designed to be more accessible to students who are new to the field. They are often quite broad in nature, covering an overview of many different aspects of psychology like developmental, cognitive, behavioral psychology and more, which gives you a sampling of the field and can help you identify areas you might want to go deeper into later.

For example, a class might start off with the history of psychology and its philosophical roots, then move on to cover the basics of research methodology in the discipline, and progress into discussing various theories of human thought and behavior. The class may end with an exploration of different professional paths within the field of psychology.

Additionally, classes like "Abnormal Psychology" and "Human Development" are other commonly offered courses that some students might find manageable and interesting. But remember, what's "easy" can be dependent on a student's interest level. The more engaged you are with the material, the less difficult you might find the work.

Remember, though, that it's not just about taking the 'easiest' classes - it's about building a foundation in the field and learning about the aspects of psychology that really fascinate you!