DID YOU EVER "STEAL" A COLLEGE CLASS?

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DID YOU EVER "STEAL" A COLLEGE CLASS?

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DID YOU EVER "STEAL" A COLLEGE CLASS?

[+] ballot by nuckinfutz
ACTIVE Sun Dec 09, 07 - Fri Sep 03, 10
Did you ever take a college course without registering and paying for it? You wouldn't get tested, graded, or credited, but you'd get the knowedge of the course. If the class is given in a large lecture hall it would be easy to sneak into the lectures. Most ta's let unregistered students sample one or two classes, so if there are several ta's for the course you'd even be able to go ta-hopping and take the discussion sections.

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COMMENTS:
Voted : No
No, but it sounds fun.

Call me a nerd, but I just like learning. Degree or not.

by Grumpy_Person on Sun Dec 09, 07 8:27pm [+]

Voted : Yes
auditing a class? it's almost a requirment.

I have seen some real bad instructors, thanks to those tenure system, you have people who have no idea how to teach trying to teach ... I remember this one class which was being taught by a Nobel Laureate, which was so bad that people dropped out in droves to sign up for the other instructor who was a 25 year old newly hired prof.

Just because they are a brilliant researcher, doesn't mean they can teach. it's always a good idea to sit in before committing for a whole semester.

by LCD on Sun Dec 09, 07 8:37pm [+]

I don't mean just shopping around for professors LCD, I mean not registering for any professor of the class AT ALL, and not getting graded or credited for the class in any way. In this scenario, it wouldn't count towards your degree or anything like that, you're just sitting in on it purely for the education.

by nuckinfutz on Sun Dec 09, 07 10:15pm [+]

Voted : No
I always wondered about that Nuck. I'm not entirely sure why (though I have a good idea), but I'm almost wholely certain that my attendance for a "stolen" class would be better than my attendance is for the classes I am paying for. I think our current educational system is f*cktarded though, so w/e.

by ThisIsNate on Sun Dec 09, 07 11:07pm [+]

^well, then I guess no.

although it's not a bad idea :)

by LCD on Sun Dec 09, 07 11:58pm [+]

Voted : No
Not unless you count buying older used textbooks.

by fivenotes on Mon Dec 10, 07 9:53pm [+]

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