The 8 Classes You Literally HAVE to Take
POLS 207 – State and Local Government
Dr Pepper, Whataburger, and Local Government. That was a list of things that should be important to every Texan, especially those who need three more credit hours to meet their Government/Political science requirement.
ANTH 201 – Introduction to Anthropology
The study of people? Talk about #deep. This class will take you on a journey around the world, as well as fulfill your Social and Behavioral Sciences requirement AND it counts as an ICD. Cha-ching!
MATH 141 – Business Mathematics I
Boooo Hisssss! We know, we hate math too! Unfortunately, you have to take two math classes to graduate. Ugh! Better sit next to someone smart-looking.
HIST 105 – History of the United States
You took U.S. History in grade school and again in high school. Your college experience won’t be complete without it! Meaning you won’t graduate if you don’t take this class.
KINE 199 – Beginner Yoga
Better take it just to see what all the fuss is about. And to make sure you have fulfilled your required physical activity requirement.
ASTR 101 – Basic Astronomy
Despite its name, there’s nothing basic about this class! The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has approved this Life and Physical Sciences class for your University Core Curriculum. Out of this world!
ECON 203 – Intro to Macroeconomics
This class is all about interest, can it keep yours? Learn how to make some money while having a little fun! Also you get the amazing opportunity to spend money, because this course is required for a balanced undergraduate degree.
ENGL 104 – Composition and Rhetoric
If you didn’t test out of this course, we highly recommend it, and so does the university! The composition of your degree plan better include this vital class.
-War Hymnal
We haven’t met a more maroon-blooded Aggie than War Hymnal. He can be seen across campus, whether it’s banner-holding for Breakaway or giving campus tours. A man of true virtue, the only swear word he says is “hell,” but only when shouting “sounds like hell” during the Aggie War Hymn. He says he doesn’t feel guilty about it because his service at the Big Event serves as his annual repentance.