Easiest level 2 breadth subject.

[avengerbird123]

what is the easier level  2 breadth subject for a science student?

[Russ]

genetics health and society, no contest

[taiga]

I'm going to be the annoying guy that tells you to follow your own desires and dreams, rather than scouting out the easiest subjects; even though this addresses 0% of your question.

[mikee65]

^ ahah

[rustic_metal]

Wine or African Drum and Dance.

[Russ]

Yeah it's awesome, best subject I've done

[avengerbird123]

ty for all your replies. I'm asking this because i need a 65% average for level 2 and 3 subject as a requirement for master of engineering. So in theory if i can do an easy level 2 breadth it will lift my average.

[rustic_metal]

What major are you doing?

If you're doing an engineering major, the 65% average for masters of engineering only takes into account your 2nd and 3rd year engineering subjects in that particular discipline of engineering.

[mikee65]

Wine or African Drum and Dance.

Is it worth doing wine, spending a whole week away could put a kink in your schedule

[fady_22]

Wine or African Drum and Dance.

Is it worth doing wine, spending a whole week away could put a kink in your schedule

It's during February (I assume before the academic year begins) so it would actually give you more time; you wouldn't have to do a breadth subject for the whole semester!

[mikee65]

Wine or African Drum and Dance.

Is it worth doing wine, spending a whole week away could put a kink in your schedule

It's during February (I assume before the academic year begins) so it would actually give you more time; you wouldn't have to do a breadth subject for the whole semester!

Yea Im actually considering just leaving 3 subjects for SEM 2 in first year then making up for it with wine in second year, weighted more in yr 2 as well

[avengerbird123]

What major are you doing?

If you're doing an engineering major, the 65% average for masters of engineering only takes into account your 2nd and 3rd year engineering subjects in that particular discipline of engineering.

apparently it doesnt, "Your 65% average will be calculated using all 2nd and 3rd year subjects you have studied, regardless of if they are engineering subjects or not."

[jasrulz63]

World Music Choir  

"Active participation in rehearsals and performances throughout the semester (60%); a one-hour listening test at the end of semester (20%); two fifteen-minute written tests during the semester (10% each). Less than 80% attendance will result in a fail. "

Active participation = showing up to all rehearsals apparently = 60

Just need 50% from the listening test and written tests and it's 80 for subject.

[avengerbird123]

Is Forests in a Global Context easy?

[simpak]

genetics health and society, no contest

If I get to do two breadth subjects, that will be one of them.
The other will be some fun looking subject offered at UPenn.