I don't know about my life, but Prof Stice always had great advice. One that I never forgot

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Oct 31, 2024
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was "you are morally obligated to pay as little tax as possible". I have lived by that my whole life.

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Time

What BYU classes changed your life?

DirtyWater

12:27pm

MCOM 320. Turned me into the grammar nazi you all know and love.

cougfanblue

12:28pm

Hmmmm. I should not have left that one off my list.

DirtyWater

12:34pm

Same. That class is absolutely life changing

DodgerCoug

12:34pm

Mine was taught by an adjunct who owned a publishing company.

cougfanblue

12:38pm

learned you well.

Archaea

12:39pm

Was it this chick?

DirtyWater

12:55pm

That’s her

cougfanblue

1:12pm

Couldn't believe I finished that grammar test with like a 78%, swear I had 100

Bainge

1:06pm

RE: What BYU classes changed your life?

Archaea

12:29pm

I don't know about my life, but Prof Stice always had great advice. One that I never forgot

txblue

12:29pm

SWELL 116

Nikomedes

12:29pm

Chem 105 my first semester back from my mission and first semester of college period

CSoul

12:30pm

Chem 106 was brutal for me

Born2Fish

12:31pm

In the pantheon of difficult majors it's chemical engineering top, and then everything else.

CSoul

12:32pm

That's not what EE profs told us.

Archaea

6:09pm

My daughter is a Chem. Engineering major, I fear for her.

Japan Coug

6:14pm

She will have great opportunities if she makes it. My current boss is exactly

Born2Fish

6:17pm

Same here. Went from engineering to advertising.

ochobeeguy

12:35pm

I liked my gen chem classes, had Professor Wood who was really dynamic.

durandal

1:04pm

A few of mine

LeonMarek

12:30pm

Technical Communication was one of the most useful classes I took at BYU. Half the class was just about how to improve

durandal

1:05pm

Seriously. As much as I value the things I learned in my engineering classes, technical writing is probably the class

dilbert

8:08pm

My professor described it as

LeonMarek

8:25pm

B of M 421

BlueFever

12:33pm

Family Finance was very useful

Perseguir

12:33pm

Reliability with Shane Reese the 🐐

royal_blue

12:33pm

Dr. Bradshaw's Microbiology exams taught me

d-coug

12:34pm

American Heritage w/ Matt Holland, Money & Banking w/ Colby Wright

Bainge

12:34pm

Marriage Prep with Brent Barlow

BlueFamily

12:35pm

Living Prophets by Newell. Also one by Hague on the history of the Americas.

Yucatan

12:37pm

JST of the Bible, met my wife in that class.

volleyjiver

12:37pm

Econ 380 & 381 (Micro and Macro), Econ 431 (Economic Development), Econ 442

Japan Coug

12:37pm

The first Econ, Stats and accounting classes (101,110 or whatever) should be gen

Mayor of Cougartown

12:38pm

I guess basically I think every major should have a business mgmnt Minor. That

Mayor of Cougartown

12:59pm

American Heritage and Accounting 101 or 110 with Norm Nemrow

Niiineteeen84

12:38pm

I think it was ZOO 110 - Human Anatomy (w/cadaver lab)

Tare

12:40pm

Loved both of these classes and agree

blueandWHITE

12:42pm

GEOG 120. Had to retake it after my mission. I am now in the GIS field.

SWKTNative

12:43pm

Teaching seminary. Ended up not wanting to do it, but I became a much better

DwigtA2RM

12:44pm

Accounting 110 with Stice. Completely changed the way I viewed businesses.

byuler

12:47pm

New Testament with Robert Millett

byujdmba

12:55pm

National Security Affairs with Prof. Hudson

byujag

12:59pm

Science, history, philosophy classes. Got me closer to being in touch with truth

Undefeated

1:04pm

Business Law. I thought I wanted to go to law school. Then I took that and

maxpowers

1:10pm

Larry Miller's class.

WDaddy

1:11pm

Social Stats

Blueto

1:13pm

Whatever class it was where Braithwaite did his spider dance

BGRTHNUMEGO

1:16pm

CHEM 381

S-rizzle

1:18pm

Anatomy, personal finance

cougarBee

1:24pm

Chem 105. I almost failed it and decided not to be a doctor after all.

SoCalCoug

1:33pm

Terrorism 101 signed Osama Bin Laden

BYU Grounds

1:44pm

I took a history of civilization class that was jointly taught by a physics and humanities professors and was about how

kirty

5:03pm

ECEn 444 (that was the course number at the time) Wireless Communications. I found my calling in life in that class, and

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