[liberalnot]

after my undergrad degree, i worked for a state university and had access to sat and gre scores. education majors ranked at the bottom with journalism majors. both groups took easy courses.

as an undergrad i completed my language requirement in egyptian hieroglypics, hieratic, demotic, and coptic. also, i had three years of classical greek which kept me up very late at night.

passing thru' the education building on my way to classes, i couldn't help but notice the stupid things the ed majors were doing. several of my girlfriends were ed majors and they always had time for parties and a social life, which i didn't have much time for. ditto for my journalism roommate. it was party-hearty for him.

seeing that my humanities degree wasn't going to get me very far in life, i completed a master's of science in engineering which also kept me up very late at night.

[Amelia]

Education courses are pretty ridiculous.

[rwfromkansas]

Funny, I have to do a lot of paperwork prep to get ready to satisfy state requirements. I am taking ed classes and while some are not that difficult, some are. I am going to be taking one next year which will be incredibly difficult.

My intro to ed class was honestly the hardest class I can remember since my freshman year in HS. And I am a 4.0 student after two semesters in college, so I am not an idiot.