okay, i'll chime in. my least favorite has to be
intro to pharmacy/human values. what a complete waste of time. i mean attending 3 lectures a week (1 hr/day) and having a three hr discussion on professionalism was just the worse (and i had my small group w/ the dean of the college who could obviously care less if we participated in discussion, which was 30% of our grade, b/c he could not stay on topic, so why read six articles/week if we are not going to discuss them?). by week 2, everybody was burnt out. then to top it off, we had a midterm? on professionalism?? seriously??? how can you have a test over lectures that were so disjointed? also we had to write a vision paper, which i threw together in 2 days and others were grasping for straws to complete. Then we had to do a public service announcement on top of that, not bad since our group only took about 20 min. to do it in, but it was a waste of time.
i did not take that class seriously, i mean come on, having a discussion w/ the dean about how the Velveteen Rabbit related to pharmacy?
Then we had to write about 2-3 entries/week in our little black books for IPPE, that they didn't even read b/c my entries were b.s. How do you compare the Velveteen Rabbit w/ pharmacy when you are trying to study for a pharmacology test on Friday, a pharmaceutics test on Monday, and a Med. Chem. test on Tuesday? We did more in this 3hr class than we did in our 4 and 5hr classes.
i have never skipped so many classes before in my entire school career. by the end of the semester, everybody was skipping.
and it was boring on top of that
If we did manage to stay in class, we were studying for more import. classes.
and this class was in competition with pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, and pharmaceutics. which are 4, 4 and 5 hrs courses respectively.
Next would be
pharmaceutics. Waste Of Time, Didn't Learn Anything, and it was harder than pharmacology and med. chem. How the hell did that happen? Man I have so many stories to tell from this semester, but I won't go there. Still love my school.