college grades...

[lennytheduck]

Intro psych tests at my school were always 50 multiple choice questions. That and the fact that psych is such a huge area with so many different varieties (bio, developmental, cognitive, social, etc.) makes it hard for a whole lot of specifics to be covered in Intro Psych. It's basically just a glossing over of everything.

So in my experience, yes, always a joke.

[Quicksilvre]

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Intro psych tests at my school were always 50 multiple choice questions. That and the fact that psych is such a huge area with so many different varieties (bio, developmental, cognitive, social, etc.) makes it hard for a whole lot of specifics to be covered in Intro Psych. It's basically just a glossing over of everything.

So in my experience, yes, always a joke.

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QFT. At my college it had the reputation of being the second easiest class there (just behind something called "Deep Listening," whatever that is).

[Mariogs379]

is it based on memorizing or having decent science skills or what?

[Quicksilvre]

For me, it was reading the textbook and attending half of the lectures. I didn't take notes while reading and took only a few notes during lecture. Your mileage may vary.

[emon87]

If you try, you should be fine. Your classes are pretty much a joke.

[Mariogs379]

isn't this a fairly standard freshman fall course load? what here is slacker?

[bruin]

compete for knowledge, not grades

[jupiterpig]

I took Fitness Walking for my PE at NCSU...take that class at your school if they offer it

[emon87]

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isn't this a fairly standard freshman fall course load? what here is slacker?

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Didn't say you were slacking or that this wasnt a normal freshman load.

[sigurrostyp]

what liberal arts college?