Undergrads at UPENN!!

Nope80,

Easy 'A' classes at Penn-

NURS 331: Forensic Mental Health
NURS 333: Victimology
BFMD 073: Studies in Infectious Diseases (under the registrar's website, it hsould be be Ben Franklin Seminars-Med. Dr. HElen Davies teaches this class. It's a very hard class to get into. You need to email Dr. Davies and tell her that you're trying to get into her class and can't. She'll help you get in). You can also include this in your science GPA!

Check out the Penn Course Review for more 'easy' classes -
http://coursereview.vpul.upenn.edu/

I'm a senior, PM me if you any specific questions...

 

well, as far as science goes:

drugs, brain and mind
chemistry of the brain


are two great ones, i don't know anyone who didn't get an A or A-


oh yeah, Tale, I did forget about Victimology!!! Apparently you can sleep through it and get an A, nope

 

sleep and chronobiology with dinges (only with dinges!)
it's pretty interesting too and once a week. bibb 3--something i believe.

cgs biochem is not bad either, if u wanna get a "hardcore" class in there.

 

Yeah those two BBB fluharty classes are pretty easy (really interesting too). At your discretion, you can also include them in your science gpa

 

Take CGS science classes. End of story.

 

When I was at Penn (about a million years ago ) they offered " Mime "....I can't beleive Dr. Dinges still teaches that sleep class....it was pretty cool. The names escape me, but some of the advanced biological anthropology courses were good.....i think class is held at the museum, but i dont believe there is any difference in registration procedure.

 

well, it depends i think. what are your relative strengths in humanities? for instance, i love english and i'd recommend english classes but others i know hate english/literature.

all the humanities classes i took at penn were either english or history. i think in this case the professor's name would be more helpful than the course itself since these courses always change names/subjects. anyway post if you want some names.

im sure those pop culture classes in soc dept are probably fun and not too taxing?

oh speaking of professors, you should take a class with shatte in psych. easiest A you will ever get, and he makes the class pretty interesting and interactive for a 500 person lecture.

 

humanities: some of the antrhopology, history of medicine, and sociology classes are notoriously easy. same with folklore. i don't know any of the professors by name, but just check out the online course review.

another thing: you can almost never go wrong with CGS classes. I've found profs teaching CGS to do a better job. additionally, the demographics of the students taking CGS classes are totally different (a lot of them have full-time day jobs), so the profs' expectations of you are not as high as if you took the same exact class during the day. additionally, the classes meet late in the day and usually only once a week

 

I graduated from Penn a few years ago...

I took an education class called something like "Literature for Children & Adolescents" It was a fun class (children's books) and an easy A.

I also took Victimology... same story.

I hope that helps!

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