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So Im in a dilemma here, I was going through my apps last night and noticed the behavioral science component requirement required at most colleges. I have 3 semester units from sociology. The other 3 units seem to be ambiguous. I finished college almost 2.5 yrs ago so Im a lil stressed here.
The other 3 units i did for my social science requirement at school was called Asian Humanities. The behavioral science list ethnic studies as a possible class choice. In my opinion and according to the class description this class was indeed an ethnic studies class. The problem is the "humanities" part of the course description. It throws me off and could be possibly list as a non science. Under the same class name ie "IDST2" or watever there is another IDST that is human sexuality that is listed as a behavioral science.
Class description: A team-taught survey of Asian civilizations, especially Arabic-Islamic, Indian, Chinese, and Japanese cultures. Emphasis on literature, philosophy, religion, and the arts. Explanation, through an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural approach, of the differences and underlying unity of Asian cultures and a comparison with their Western counterparts. Use of the best available English translations of Asian literature along with slides, films, recordings, and field trips
I emailed some schools this question, but Im in a time crunch here. If I need to God forbid, take another class I have to sign up through the extension center at my old college for a summer school class. I can only take a night class and theres only one available with 2 seats left. I want to snag the seat just in case but the problem is extension class cost $900 + fees. The city colleges around offer no night classes. This royally sucks.
Also can I submit my primary and say that I am in the process of taking this class? Hopefully i wont have to take it but who knows, better safe then sorry right?
The other 3 units i did for my social science requirement at school was called Asian Humanities. The behavioral science list ethnic studies as a possible class choice. In my opinion and according to the class description this class was indeed an ethnic studies class. The problem is the "humanities" part of the course description. It throws me off and could be possibly list as a non science. Under the same class name ie "IDST2" or watever there is another IDST that is human sexuality that is listed as a behavioral science.
Class description: A team-taught survey of Asian civilizations, especially Arabic-Islamic, Indian, Chinese, and Japanese cultures. Emphasis on literature, philosophy, religion, and the arts. Explanation, through an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural approach, of the differences and underlying unity of Asian cultures and a comparison with their Western counterparts. Use of the best available English translations of Asian literature along with slides, films, recordings, and field trips
I emailed some schools this question, but Im in a time crunch here. If I need to God forbid, take another class I have to sign up through the extension center at my old college for a summer school class. I can only take a night class and theres only one available with 2 seats left. I want to snag the seat just in case but the problem is extension class cost $900 + fees. The city colleges around offer no night classes. This royally sucks.
Also can I submit my primary and say that I am in the process of taking this class? Hopefully i wont have to take it but who knows, better safe then sorry right?
