Whether you are a current Iowa State student or an incoming freshman, you can appreciate this list of 10 easy courses at Iowa State University. I mean, who doesn’t love an easy A? I know I do.
Need an easy A and never have to go to class? Then this is the one for you. No attendence and easy content. This class works a little differently than others in that there is a certain amount of points to achieve to get an A. This means that you get to pick and choose what projects and even tests you take and once you reach the amount of points, you have an A!
I am currently taking this class and I can promise you, it’s easy. You can skip almost every single class and never take notes, and still get A’s on the test. How? The professor sends out a question pool before every test, so memorize the answers and you’re golden. Oh, and there are only a handful of assignments, sounds pretty easy right?
A class all about appreciating dance? Sign me up! Seems like a pretty easy, and fun, way to get an A.
Even if you are not a public relations major, this class is an easy way to gain a few social science credits for those gen ed’s. Attendance is optional, pretty simple content, and the only assignments consist of one weekly question to answer (in only 100 words I will add).
A class dedicated to learning about, oh, and then drinking alcohol. There may be some work involved, but any college course you get to drink is a good thing. Only downside is that you have to be 21. But hey, if you ever need a class to fill some credits don’t look past this one.
These courses are all introduction to sports such as soccer, tennis, bowling, swimming, and plenty more. If you enjoyed gym in high school, this is a perfect, and easy, way to gain some credits.
This class may not be quite as easy as other ones on this list, but it is a good way to get rid of that pesky international diversity credit that is required of all students at Iowa State University. As long as you put in some work and show up to class (depending on the professor) an A is inevitable.
The only requirements this class has is a syllabus quiz in the beginning, four tests and 10 research credits out of class. Don’t freak at the ‘out of the class’ work, because you really don’t even need to go to class in the first place and the content of this course is pretty simple. Another easy way to gain some social science gen ed credits.
I have never heard anything bad about this class. This class does not require psych 101 as a prereq, which a lot of psych classes do. It is all about human behavior in social context, which is interesting and not too challenging.
Personally, I find philosophy classes very interesting and not too difficult. This is one of the easiest philosophy courses at Iowa State and is an easy way to get three Arts and Humanities credits.
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