owlfox

Good Academics for the Courses I Was Interested, but I'm Annoyed With the Required Courses That Seem to Have Nothing to Do With My Life.

Well, I only picked 'Creative Writing' as my major because there stupidly wasn't an option on this site to choose 'Undecided,' which is what I am. I'm not really a Creative Writing major, so I can't answer that first question.

As far as the academics, they're probably the only superb thing at Chatham. The professors, in my experience, have all been absolutely wonderful (though I've heard some nasty things from a lot of my friends about the professors in the Biology department). The workload, although higher than my personal preference, has been manageable enough. The curriculums have been fine, as have been the facilities.

I do feel I've learned a lot from my professors. However, I have a problem with the courses required by Chatham. Why should I be forced to take a lab course if my life is going to have nothing to do with labs? Not to mention this horrid SDE101 business, a class I did not need and learned nothing from in the least. It was a fifty-minute chunk I could've spent studying something more meaningful and helpful to my life. Let us take what we want, and leave us be! We're not the frightened little kittens you believe us to be, and dammit, most of us do not need SDE!