Does general ed class rigor matter?

[jdido09]

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For General education requirements that each school requires, do the rigor of the classes matter? Should I be attempting to incorporate medicine into them some how (e.g. taking History of Medicine for a History requirement)?

Also, maybe a very stupid question, but will taking Soviet Russia for a history course cause questioning at an interview? I'd rather not Adcoms think I am a communist! (supposed to be an easy class)

 

[Ischemic]

No and No, I can't believe you even thought the second point was a question. Are you really this paranoid?

 

[cliffhuxtableDO]

 

[CaliGirl14]

Thanks for the lolz.

 

[orthomyxo]

For General education requirements that each school requires, do the rigor of the classes matter? Should I be attempting to incorporate medicine into them some how (e.g. taking History of Medicine for a History requirement)?

Also, maybe a very stupid question, but will taking Soviet Russia for a history course cause questioning at an interview? I'd rather not Adcoms think I am a communist! (supposed to be an easy class)

AHAHAHA WUT

In Soviet Russia, med schools apply to you!

 

[JokerMD]

i hope this isn't a joke because im going to answer honestly...

rigor does NOT matter, ESPECIALLY for general ed classes

(there is some debate whether the "rigor" of your major matters)