ThisIsIt wrote:
nhunter344 wrote:
That's why I stuck to the sciences. You get to avoid all that BS for the most part.
I was reviewing applications for our graduate program the other day and had one from BYU. All his classes were science, sports or religion related. Actually a fair number of the latter, which I was surprised by. I guess I always thought of the education from BYU as being more of a normal college education not a religious one.
Anyway, not really much gen. ed. material at all. No psych, history, sociology, anthropology, etc.
Literally 3 of the 7 courses I would have named as having preaching profs (Psych didn't but that was a waste of time)