How many daily hours of study would be needed to get a psychology degree in 1 year?

[Kev]

Most of your Gen Ed's won't be "useful" to you in your career. If you take a bunch of history courses, they probably might be useful in your real life at some point (knowledge is power) but I certainly wouldn't try to get 100% in every course as if they meant something, when you only need 70% to pass and move along. Not saying to skate through, but I would certainly spend a lot more of my time learning the Major courses than the GE stuff.

Yeah, that's exactly what I want to do. I don't mind just skimming not that important subjects at all. If these won't be useful to me at all (or would be of very little use), I would prefer to save lots of time from those and then spend more time on the important courses.