UL Credits in History for TESC

[Lyanne]

One thing you could do different is take the TESC course "War and American Society" instead of doing the "World Conflicts" ECE and the TESC course "Leaders in History." But I'd highly recommend "Leaders in History" with Professor Redden—great discussions, pretty easy class and great mentor And the ECE wasn't too hard and I enjoyed studying for it—learned a lot

I usually don't disagree with Westerner , but I bailed on the World Conflicts ECE and took War and American Society instead. Best. Class. Ever. If writing is not a problem for you, it's a very stress-free class. 4 papers (I was worried about these, but met the word # requirements easily), reading (I found all required books at the library), and a midterm and final. Tests are 15-20 true/false, 10 or so fill in the blank or one-word answer. (ex: what general was in charge of forces in WWII), and a few "essay" questions, which most times related to issues already discussed in forums or addressed in papers. I don't want to say it was easy, but I took the course while I was living in Paris, with no problems. Still did plenty of sightseeing, wine drinking.