| ▲ | ordersofmag 2 days ago | |
At the very largest universities there is a really really wide variety of programs and courses. For example here's a course catalog where a search for 'intro' returns 3500 different courses. https://classes.osu.edu/#/?q=intro&client=class-search-ui&ca... You can see the variety, from "Introduction to the Army and Critical Thinking" to "Introductory Meat Science" This breadth is typical of the very largest universities in the U.S. | ||
| ▲ | hattmall 2 days ago | parent | next [-] | |
Yeah, but just to be clear there's only ~1500 classes offered there. The 3000 comes from many of the classes having multiple components, lab etc. The number is further reduced by the fact that many of them are the same class with special qualifications to ensure placements. For example intro classes for designated transfer students. So you have the same class but 10 seats or something are only available to certain transfer program students. The real number looks like somewhere in the ~400-600 range. Which is still very impressive but 3500 different intro subjects would be wildly excessive. | ||
| ▲ | mNovak 2 days ago | parent | prev [-] | |
As an aside if you're in Ohio, the OSU Animal Science lab sells meat raised at the university teaching farms for very good prices [1] Related to the broader catalogue, I had fun in my Riflery and Table Tennis classes in college. | ||