What college class do you regret not taking, or hope to take?
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. . .here are my thoughts.
What college class do you regret not taking, or hope to take?
During my time at The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy, I was required to take some elective credits. Most students ended up taking yet another science class—which is exactly what I ultimately ended up doing. One day during my first year, I walked past the open door of a classroom on the upper floor of the pharmacy building. It was remarkably quiet in that room, yet frantic motion is what really caught my attention. I have no idea why an Introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) class was being held in the pharmacy building, but there it was. I kept the idea in the back of my head that I may take that ASL course in either my second or third year. Ultimately, I decided it would involve a bit too much study time. Anyway, how much could I really learn in a single academic quarter of study? Some 15 years later, I began studying ASL on my own. Multiple years in, I’m still studying a little bit every day. If I’d taken that class two decades ago, I very well might be fluent by now.