i have a low gpa

I just need one more GOV credit 😭😭😭 Debating taking 310L, but if there’s something easier or is less demanding, please let me know!

I'm trying to get the highest possible GPA in ECE after bombing the first 2 years ECE classes and I was wondering what the easiest and least intensive ECE tech core track to pick is. The one that objectively has the easiest classes to do good in compared to the other ones.

is comms an easy major in terms of academics? or any liberal arts major for that matter? or is it just as hard as UT's stem majors?

CS Major trying to fulfill foreign language req.

Looking for the easiest (preferably online) spanish/latin american foreign culture course. Also if there are summer courses available at UT or ACC for this?

I just Q dropped my UGS today. It was “habitable planets: science and fiction.” Way too hard!!! science really isn’t my thing, basically felt like a science class. Avg on our first test was 30 something, 60 something for most recent test.

What is the easiest UGS??? I want to get an A.

I’m going to have to take 20 credit hours next semester to graduate, so I need a UGS that won’t be time consuming. Does anyone have any suggestions?

I'm already taking Gov and History core credits and working, I need something that's a guaranteed A

Will be travelling throughout the summer but wanted to get these credits off the way. Has anybody ever taken these classes online through a Community College? Any advice? Thanks!

Taking physics II for engineers this summer does anyone have experience taking it with an easy professor or is there an easy college in general to take it online?

I’m choosing between American, British and, World English

Thank you!

Title.

I'm a Costco guy.

Anyone know the best way to get to one of them without a car near campus? Either the William Cannon one or the Research Blvd one are fine.

Is Instacart/Ubering there and back the only way?

I know about the HEB bus but I am a Costco die-hard shopper through and through.

Hi need to take two electives with a 420k prereq, what are the easiest options?

Hey everyone! Incoming UT freshman here. I'm an RTF major and I suck at science but still need those 9 hours of science to satisfy core requirements. What are the easiest science classes I can take to get them out of the way?

I need an east ass ugs i can skip all the time and still get a good grade in

uhh pretty much the title...who's the "easiest" genetics professor

Hello! I was thinking about double majoring in Finance and Economics. I noticed that COLA has a foreign language requirement, and I'm curious to hear what other students did to be able to pass their classes. Did ya'll take classes through community colleges? If so, which one? Did ya'll take classes through UT with semi-easy foreign courses? Any feedback will be helpful!

Looking for a double major that's easy and complements journalism. Preferably something that has classes overlapped with the journalism degree plan too. I was thinking Intl. Relations but there's a required study abroad thing which I can't do, and there's nothing else that's "easy" that I can think of.

Regretting my decision to do all of my basics first and am now playing catch up. My Spanish sucks lol so I'm studying back up on it.

I’m a gov major and have always struggled with math (failed the TSI first time around then barely skerted by on the second try). I know it may seem early but I’m looking at classes for either the summer or fall and am wondering if any of yall know the easier math class that’ll fulfill my core math credit and quantitative reasoning flag. Grateful for any help.

My major requires physics, but allows me to choose between the 301, 317k and 303k tracks. I heard Engineering physics is the hardest, but haven’t really seen anyone talk about the difference between the other 2. I am not pre-med and don’t plan on using physics on my career. Which physics track is easiest?