Easy upper liberals ryerson online. Also want something genuinely interesting.

Easy upper liberals ryerson online S. Don’t take it if you’re not passionate about it I’d say. Basically an intro to graphic communications as it goes through on how graphic communications came to be in history, ranging from presses to the creation of paper, etc. It's easy in that it's a pass/fail course 31K subscribers in the ryerson community. There aren't many lower liberal courses that are extremely difficult, but its important to note that for some upper liberals, you need the lower liberal prerequisite. Members Online How are the religion courses? Dec 5, 2007 · PHL214 Critical Thinking Took it with James Cunningham as the prof. My main desire is something easy-ish. Please list any recommendations you may have along with any professors who you think I should take the class with. Took pol501 online via chang this spring, with Dr Karen Peesker. The official subreddit for Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Also, courses may be cancelled due to low enrolment. Go to ryerson r/ryerson. Any recommendations for easy lower liberals Can anyone recommend me 3 easy UL Liberal Courses that requires no prerequisites? I just want to get out of Uni quick lol And also why is the site so stupid with no filters, I have to click on the course description to see if I need a prerequisites for the course and to see if it is UL or LL, A1 site design right here University X 👌🏻 Posted by u/chocolatemonkey111 - 1 vote and 1 comment Dec 19, 2008 · geography of toronto - GEO793 30% - Book Review 30% - Neighbourhood Analysis 40% - Take home exam (1 week to do it) No need to buy the book or even go to class at all, but the lectures are somewhat interesting. Easy to get high marks 2. Already took a few lower-level liberal philosophy courses in my first year. I was shocked how much I enjoyed this course. I don't really care for what I take as long as it's easy and straight forward. Any suggestions? I'm trying to take into consideration whether or not I should do it online or in-person, especially with the Winter 2022 semester supposedly being in-person. 31K subscribers in the ryerson community. Aug 14, 2008 · What Upper Liberal courses have you guys taken which you felt were really easy. mkt 200 is easy just like mkt 100 was. Also, what are the easiest Professionally-Related courses in the Business Management program (Excluding Finance). I took HST 501 American Civil War and it was pretty easy. I know I definitely don’t want to take a purely history based course, but other than that i’m just not sure of which courses would be good when it comes to both content and Needing to take 3 Upper level liberals through Chang School next semester, does anyone have any suggestions on courses that are easy/interesting? Locked post. RTA 180 with Wheeler is an easy course and the course material is interesting. Can anyone recommend any easy upper liberals (preferably without any final exams)? So far, I have taken POL 540, PHL 612 and enrolled in Philosophy of Love & Sex. I've so far still need 2 lower level liberals and 3 upper level liberals left. What are some easy upper liberals to take? Hey guys, I was wondering, what are some easy upper liberals to take at Ryerson? I'm hoping to enroll in a course which doesn't have any exams or where the CHST503 with Jason Reid. I took Astronomy last year and it was the easiest thing ever. Thank you Hey everyone! Hope you all enjoying your summer. The Liberal Studies policy at TMU requires a significant writing component. I was wondering, what are some easy upper liberals to take at Ryerson? I'm hoping to enroll in a course which doesn't have any exams or where the assignments are marks are higher than than exams. There are weekly online quizzes which are extremely easy (fill in the blanks and you can have the course material in front of you) and helps you stay on top of the course material. All that work is just not worth it for a liberal. I'm taking a full course load so if you can recommend me some easy liberals that would be really appreciated. we were graded on discussion posts, a couple of assignments, and essay and a take home final. This is not an easy course, however it is interesting. Not a difficult course if you put in the work. The (now archived) Official subreddit for Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Thank you so much! Take care! I just finished CRM 601 this semester with Christina Hollingshead, really easy course. I am in the faculty of arts in international economics and finance according so I cannot select any ECN Courses, Anthropology Studies, English, French, history, or philosophy. Because who doesn’t like the easiest way to a 4. But I rly recommend looking at fully online chang courses for your lower lib bc they just have online exams and weekly discussion posts which are brainless. r/Purdue. Lower level Liberal Studies courses are intended for first- and second-year students. Mar 3, 2009 · debates very easy no worries about those, the speech is just to recap one of the articles you were supposed to read for that week. Normally, they are introductory or survey courses. Overall, easy A+. the final is 3 business q’s that he explains the answers for in video’s that he posts. On advisement report, these course won't satisfy my lower requirement, although both RAMMS and Ryerson site mentioned it can satisfy either lower or upper liberal. Mar 18, 2018 · Consider the psychology lower liberals. r/ryerson is beginning its transition to its new home at r/TorontoMetU. He’s a great prof, easy going, friendly, and an easy grader. I took it through chang school and there were no live lectures. you're given 4 or 5 topics/questions a week or so before hand and when you get to the exam one is taken out and u answer/discuss 2 in essay format. Some have a midterm, final, and 1 essay. Very easy Reply reply Psychological-Job661 SELLING: Book: Let Them Eat Junk Author: Robert Albritton Course: SOC808 (Food & Foodways) Price: $20 Condition: excellent condition, no rips, no highlights, no marks p. NO EXAMS only 4 assignments. It was just weekly uploads of slides at the class time (even though I didn't take the Chang version of this course). A reflection paper -20%, case study 20%, group assignment 20% and final paper 40%. Professor Capurri is very sweet, passionate and knowledgeable about the material. Pretty easy on marking and with the material being taught but as long as you don't mind being asked questions during class and possibly face some criticism if your answer is wrong. Liberal studies courses are offered at two levels: lower and upper. r/ryerson will be making a full transition on August 13, 2022. Most of the good ones like GEO 793 are currently full. I find liberals an absolute waste of time, never learn a thing and only take them because I'm forced to. I have no interest in some of the usual music or geography recommendations of some easy liberals to take, does anybody else have some recommendations for some easy liberals that might be more interesting? The official subreddit for Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It doesn't really matter if it's open elective/upper liberal/lower liberal. But other than that, nothing else on that list looks appealing at all Besides these, you could also consider CHY599 as an upper liberal. I'm looking to take 3 upper liberals this coming spring. Go to ryerson r/ryerson • by freshdeezy. Hello everyone! Does anyone have any recommendations for an online (preferably chang school) upper level liberal? Thank you so much :) See full list on society19. Was wondering if there is any good upper liberal courses I could take during the spring/summer term through chang online. Not sure why people make a post to ask for these every two days when a quick search would instantly do the job. Most people finished the midterm and the final exam in half the time. hello! cchy 599 is probably the easiest course i’ve ever taken before. It is pretty interesting and easy material imo. The midterm and final are ever so slightly more challenging than the quizzes. So it's pretty easy to get a high mark on the essay I just need one more to clear out my upper-level liberals for engineering. The course is a REALLY easy upper liberal. 33 if you just read the lectures which usually take 30-45 mins. They're easy in their own rights, and most important of all, opens up easy upper liberals like Psychology of human sexuality (PSY621). I dropped it and am glad I did bcuz I ended up taking POL128 next semester which was much easier and much more enjoyable. There is a substantial essay required, but I would say that the research involved in writing it really improved my abilities. Thanks!!!!! It would be helpful if you listed your lower level liberals as plenty of upper level electives require these as prerequisites. Thank you and look forward to receiving your recommendations. As far as prof goes it's just been the first week of classes and he's a UofT prof just teaching at ryerson for the summer. According to this reddit forum & based on my interests as well, these are the courses that most people say are easy: Jan 23, 2025 · Remember, just because these courses are deemed easy doesn’t mean you can skip the exam. Worth giving a shot if you're into history! Jun 17, 2008 · Do anyone know there are some easier liberal courses offer in summer? What I mean "easy" are: 1. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. Philosophy of Life, Death and Poverty (PHL 406) was interesting and easy. Mar 18, 2018 · The other easy upper liberal is ECN 503 with debapriya sen; you wont learn much but everything on the tests is from what he writes in class so make sure you attend, its a really easy class if you just want a good grade. It's a pretty low effort course and there's just one prof that teaches it, Ted Petroff. I did it in first year as it’s a requirement for GCM. Hi! I'm joining TMU as a direct entry this Fall 2023 and wanted to ask for any easy upper level liberal courses suggestions? Not looking to enroll in something with a heavy workload as my core subjects will require most of my time. The one essay however, was marked hard. Discussion posts are easy-- if you just do them you are guaranteed 100%. Pol 501 was not easy. Lectures investigate key historical periods and genres which define the popular idiom in the west, such as blues, jazz, country, rock n’ roll, folk, rap, and electronica, as well as popular idioms from beyond the western world. Members Online • [deleted] need two easy upper liberals. I’m required to finish 2 lower-level and 3 upper-level courses for my degree. You just can’t do it the other way around. Liberal studies courses must include one or more individually-written, out-of-class assignment(s) totaling in the range of at least 1,200-1,500 words at the lower level and of at least 1,500-2,000 words at the upper level. I like courses that have assignments and give marks based on attendance and participation The official subreddit for Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Make sure you attend class and take good notes. Easy Upper Liberal? comments. Table B- Upper level Liberals Academics / Courses Everyone is recommending Patricia Wheeler for RTA 180 and there is an open class for CRTA 180 for a night class which I would not prefer but would be open to as a last resort. the midterm is a series of basic gr 11 questions. This course explores the development of North American, British and non-western popular music. Also you can take a upper level studies (table b) course instead of a lower. It is an Open Elective, and to confirm it for you, you can go to "View Advisement Report" on RAMSS/myServiceHub To Access View Advisement Report : you'd go on RAMSS/myServiceHub, click on "Academics Record" > click on View Advisement Report on the left tab, and run the report. Share experiences with easy profs, easy courses, and liberals that you survived through Fellow Ryerson Students, Being of the "University" level I expect all of you to be intelligent so I will The content is pretty interesting and easy, the lectures are easy to go through. The quizzes and essay were really easy. What are some easy upper liberals to take for the winter semester? This thread is archived I have taken RTA 180, it’s hard to get into but a really fun/easy course about Music and Film. Not asking it to be show up and pass but want something fairly easy. It was pretty interesting and easy, plus I love sports. The course includes a 15% Midterm (which he basically gives everyone 100 on lol), a 50 essay (he doesn't mark it hard so dw), and a 35% final (that he basically gives you the answers too during class and doesn't mark it hard anyways). RTA180 - Music and Film, neat course, really easy to get a good grade. My favorite upper liberal to take was SOC 505 Sociology of Sport. I know there's a few easy ones like SOC808, CHY599, and GCM130. I'm looking for some liberal course recommendations. Search the subreddit. So I’m going to Ryerson for cs this fall and took a look at the list of lower level liberal courses to see that it mainly consists of classes that sound horrid to me. I took CHN 101 and FRE 201 for lower liberals and took FRE 301 for an upper. The tests were very easy if you watched the lectures and took decent notes. That being said: CRM 101 - Pretty basic concepts in criminology. I'm worried about how the course would run since I haven't practiced my French since Grade 12, so my oral speaking is quite poor. It's pretty interesting. com A comprehensive listing and evaluation of Bird Courses or easy courses at Ryerson University. A liberal course is supposed to be easy and enjoyable. FNN111 is not an Upper Liberal, nor a Lower Liberal. Upper level Liberal Studies courses are more focused and intellectually demanding. 30% from easy discussion board posts (3-500 words) based on roughly 20 mins of reading modules (no textbook), a 40% paper which was a breeze, and a final exam where he tells you exactly what to study. For the 3 tests, he picks random questions from the textbook so make sure you own a copy of that. 5-10% is just for tutorial (really just an hour lecture) attendance. If you have any interest in movies, shows, etc take this one. s - it's an EASY upper Looking for easy upper level liberals. (I took this online during W2021 BTW) RTA 180: Music and Film with Patricia Wheeler (Upper liberal)--10/10 Super easy course with a very nice professor. After this date, the r/ryerson subreddit will be closed. as for cgeo 793 i’m The official subreddit for Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Apr 20, 2011 · CECN 802 is a good pick as an upper liberal. Wᴇʟᴄᴏᴍᴇ ᴛᴏ ʀ/SGExᴀᴍs – the largest community on reddit discussing education and student life in Singapore! SGExams is also more than a subreddit - we're a registered nonprofit that organises initiatives supporting students' academics, career guidance, mental health and holistic development, such as webinars and mentorship programmes. Just looking for some input from people who’ve taken them. I have already taken geo of Toronto. I also took HST 110 with Carson and she made it super interesting and marked fairly easy. There have been countless posts asking for easy lower and upper and open liberals in both this sub and the old sub. With the semester approaching I was wondering if any of you recommend a easy/relatively light upper liberal? I'm going into fourth year and have quite a heavy schedule so I wanted to look for something a bit light and enjoyable. In 1st year, I took an economics course as a liberal but it was lots of work. I took it through chang with Thomas Richards and he's great. All liberal studies courses are identified as lower-level (LL) or upper-level (UL) in the course description. Trust me you will feel much better. Essay, assignment, weekly discussion posts (very tedious ones too) and a final exam. So far his lectures in class are literally him describing pictures of monumental events and maps of ancient Egypt, if you ask me i hate this kind of lecture style just because its really hard to come back and study for Hey guys, Debating which upper liberal to take next semester: GEO 793 - Geography of Toronto or SOC 505 - Sociology of Sport. No final exam (or always have hits/ tips) 4. Course intentions are tomorrow and I have to select two courses From table B Upper-level liberal. Easy Upper Liberal for the Summer Academics / Courses After scouring through this subreddit for an hour, I came up with a list of Chang courses that were said to be easy (the more popular courses like CGEO793 are full or have bad profs): CBLG850, CPOL507, and CSOC507. I actually have researched what are some of the "bird courses" in terms of Upper Liberal Electives. it’s just a take home midterm, paper and final. A lot of the courses are interesting but I’m… Share experiences with easy profs, easy courses, and liberals that you survived through Fellow Ryerson Students, Being of the "University" level I expect all of you to be intelligent so I will Upper liberals that I have taken and enjoyed were: HST 540 taught by Arne Kislenko. I ended up with an A- but did not study one day. Can anyone help me about upper liberal courses selection? Which one will be easy courses for summer at Chang school—- cphl509(bioethics) or csoc 885? Apr 20, 2021 · Liberal studies are offered at two levels: the lower, which are normally taken during the first two years of a four-year program, and the upper, which are normally taken during the last two years of a four-year program. All-seeing-leg . For a suggestion based more on personal experience, I'd say to take ENG 112 (Zap, Pow, Bang: Pop Lit) which was a pretty easy lower liberal that I took in my first year, back in 2018. GEO793 is a great course. If you like crime stuff too, that makes it even better The official subreddit for Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The professor herself is a very chill and easy marker too. The midterm and final are both take home, and it's incredibly easy to get a 100 on them. the paper is on a business & chem innovation on anything that interests you, and it was 2k words i believe. I'm starting my first year for film studies and have been debating which lower liberal studies to choose; so far I might go for RTA 180, SOC 202, IRL 100, IRL 200 or POL 128? Like I'm talking minimal assignments, easy grading, and content you don't really have to keep up with. I took it with teresa fung, a while ago, and the course was more interesting than all the psych courses I had taken at Ryerson. The official subreddit for Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) in Toronto… Easy Upper Liberals Academics Anyone know of any easy upper liberals in the new Ryerson Online meta Archived post. RTA 180 with Patricia Wheeler is really easy. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Mar 16, 2009 · [Walmart] Asus Tuf gaming laptop - AMD Ryzen 5 7535u - 8GB ram - RTX 3050 - 512GB SSD - $598 Starting Wednesday ONLINE ONLY +48 220 comments When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission, which supports our community. Prof was boring (though some of it had to do with the 8am timeslot), but material was easy to understand. Art history and anything art related are offered on chang and are fully online, or as specified, and as a STEM student its almost impossible to get less than an A in the courses. Members Online Easy Upper Level Course The official subreddit for Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The essay isn't an essay at all and more of like a creative writing piece she provides example essays from the past. Already took I am writing this in case people wanted some sort of peek into courses I took for upper liberal and open electives in TMU/Ryerson (also took this in Chang) Upper Liberal Geo 793 Geography of Toronto - This was everywhere if you look for easy liberal courses. Not a bird course; If you did well in macroeconomics and can keep up with all the articles she posts, you should be able to get a decent mark. Just need one last upper liberal for graduation. The requirements for it to be a liberal student course is 1200-1,500 words at the lower level and of at least 1,500-2,000 words at the upper level. Learn about electives and professors in the comments section of each bird course. Welcome to r/ryerson! A) Are you planning to major or minor in psychology? B) Have you ever taken any psychology classes before? This question is important because most of the non-liberal psychology classes have prerequisites. Also try to find philosophy liberals taught by Cunningham. r/ryerson. Easy upper liberals: GEO793, ECN511 GEO 702 with Mohammad manshouri. I mean some upper level PHL libs have like weekly participation, presentations, midterm, final + 2 essays. Any input on To start off, I know that this Reddit has got so many & so many posts on Electives taken in Ryerson in general. If you took ECN 104 and 204, I recommend ECN 503 Economic Development. I had Paul Raymont and (at least in 2011) he posted the entirety of his lecture notes in great detail on Blackboard. SOC103 with Dr Powell was easy, even if you're bad at essays like me. Also want something genuinely interesting. Also if you take any philosophy course with Thomas Hart that's an easy A. the midterm and the exam were fairly easy. Consult the liberal studies Course Offerings webpage (opens in new window) for the most up-to-date course offering information. I’m planning on taking 3 courses during the spring/summer term of 2022, so if you guys could recommend any easy/bird lower or upper liberal courses with the prof’s and workload you have taken them with! May 3, 2024 · The whole point of liberal studies is to have an essay component in the course. PSY105 or 102. Dec 28, 2005 · Take HST504 or HST640, easy to get As in. For instance, one of the required readings was Red Badge of Courage, which I read in junior school. But turn up to class when you have to and these courses will give your GPA the boost it needs. Hollingshead did it a little differently - there were no lectures / Zoom calls. I didn't even read the textbook at all and got an A. r 13K subscribers in the TorontoMetU community. RU RU RU. Overall pretty easy to do well in, especially if it interests you. 1 Essay, 1 Midterm, 1 Group presentation and the final exam. What are easy upper liberals with no or Hey guys, I'm looking for easy upper liberals at Ryerson Uni for 2016, prefer a course with no midterm or final (or both). Some have one test and two essays. Most of the lecture time is just watching old films which is optional but questions regarding the film may appear on the quiz but if you know the plot and the significance of the movie, you will Go to ryerson r/ryerson. Thank you May 21, 2024 · 10. 0 GPA?! What has been your favorite easy course at Ryerson University!? Share in the comments below! Aug 17, 2007 · I have to take lower liberals this year at Ryerson, and i hate ALL of them. The final was all multiple choice. it was however very interesting. We will be making an announcement about r/ryerson's closure soon. Just review the power point slides. Very nice, easy marker. Pretty easy just a midterm, paper and final. Easy upper liberals . Easy Upper Liberals . The test questions are mostly word for word from the lecture so as long as you take good notes it will be a breeze. No huge memorization I know philosophy of Love and Sex is a pretty easy course as my fd took it last semester, but I need 3 upper liberal in total Any suggestions The (now archived) Official subreddit for Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The lectures are pretty long in chang. Easy Upper Liberal (Table B) Course 16 votes, 17 comments. pretty easy. Politics and Film (POL 128) was probably my favourite liberal I took at Ryerson. I'm also not a fan of essays, so I took mainly language courses. New comments cannot be posted. Also there’s a listening test during the quiz which is really straightforward. I will be sharing five popular lower liberal studies courses. GEO 793 - Geography of Toronto is a great course. I haven't taken those courses but here's some other options: - Upper liberal: CHY599 with Ted Petroff - this is basically a guaranteed A+. With the schedules recently released, I was thinking about enrolling for FRE 301 as an Upper Liberal (Table B) Course. Less works to do 3. MUS505 is super interesting like someone else mentioned GEO793 is also easy if you put in some effort but I didn’t have Valentina, my prof made the course unnecessary difficult but I ended with a B+ Not all courses will be offered every semester. MUS 505 – Popular Music and Culture. You could also look up "bird courses" for Ryerson/TMU and then checking if the courses suggested are lower liberal on the Table A list of courses. For the essay, my prof gave out good and bad examples of the essay and it was really easy as you just insert terms you’ve learned in class. basically covers music in movies SOC202 - Popular Culture, also took it through chang school. Start subscribing to r/TorontoMetU now! I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. One very short essay and one medium, he's not a very easy marker, but the tests more than make up for it. C) Would you rather take an upper liberal, a lower liberal, or a non-liberal? Ryerson Bird Courses and Easy Upper Liberals - Facebook Other courses that are easy are CPHL606 philosophy of love and sex. Very chill course. Sep 5, 2015 · I ended up signing up for SOC 808 and HST 701 this semester, as I need to complete all of my upper-level liberal studies in order to graduate in 2010. P. I need to find an upper level liberal from table B that’s being offered during the Fall semester. Let me know what you guys think and what courses were most easy. Easy marker for the papers, got over 90%+ on all papers. If you guys can, please also type the marking scheme from the upper liberal courses you guys have taken. On the Ryerson site, the screenshot pic shows that these courses it can satisfy EITHER lower or upper liberal. SOC808 - sociology of food and eating is pretty easy, but more boring than the title suggests. Overall, easy A+ and you get to learn some neat things about psych and sport. I had Zboralski. I'm confused at this moment and looking forward for some insights on this. Easy 4. I don't think the textbook was required PHL 214 Critical Thinking I Thomas Hart (online, Chang School) Pretty easy course. There's a 15% midterm, 35% final, and a 50% research paper. Yes, a lot of reading but you should already know most of it. Exams are mostly off the slides and paper was good, you gotta put in work just like for any paper! But overall pretty easy going class! Good luck with your semester! Share experiences with easy profs, easy courses, and liberals that you survived through Fellow Ryerson Students, Being of the "University" level I expect all of you to be intelligent so I will GCM110 is an open elective. gptyhz cxaluc woqgt umy umqpis trkovj yiwwczay zfty prn cpkomz tjvlizlo krjfpcw jkgvfz urfcv wsnnu