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[Eryka van der Zwan]

Living in Uni countries has always been a great experience. Plenty of classes, independent minds as well as the traditional. While having the joys of aviation (so many dials), underwater basket weaving, Wiccan studies, cadaver, chainsaw carving (ice, wood) there were some really bizarre classes some cannot be imagined or said in mix company.

I signed up for a Reiki class, basically you had to not eat for 72 hours, and only drink water, arrive at a mountain retreat to have a total evaluation and then study your own and well as evaluate the other students in your group. While not eating for another forty-eight hours. The idea that we were all starving ourselves for three days before hand sounded incorrect.

We fasted for almost forty-eight hours and all received a phone call from the University to inform us that the professor had to discontinue the course. Apparently she was light headed and fainted while she drove up to the retreat and rolled her car.
Of course this made complete sense, as her aura was black and in transition during class that day.

[Prof. Maeve Marlowe]

I took the Harry Potter and the American Culture class at Arizona State. It was interesting. It was a study of the impact of the series on the American culture, the world at large, and social themes the book addressed.

[Fern Martin]

^ What? Im jelly! haha I am still looking for a college near me that had anything potter related, even muggle quidditch!!

[Eryka van der Zwan]

The Scouts played a version of Muggle Quidditch. It was the most amazing game ever. It was a combination of Chasers: football/rugby, Beaters: hockey/dodgeball and of course the Seeker game was too hard to do. They played Cricket,the most accurate caught the Golden Snitch.

[Steven Stamberg]

Well the most interesting for this term in my university is about physics.

[Fern Martin]

^ Oooh thats hard!

[Prof. Amilee Pettersson]

My school has language courses like Japanese?? .gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='xD' />

[Sarah Harper]

My school is thinking about offering a class that you can learn greek in! How cool is that?!

[Prof. Maeve Marlowe]

Fern, It was really awesome. The professor was great too. We threw a Yule Ball and everything! Of course, Arizona State also has an active Quidditch Team, a Beatles class, a Tolkein class...etc. Honestly, I'm not sure how we somehow became a somewhat decent school according to rankings...

I'm not in school anymore, graduated and whatnot, but there were quite a few "fun" classes there. I took a Gothic Literature class too. Got to read Dracula, Frankenstein, The Island of Doctor Moreau, etc.

[Katya Winter]

My school offers classes in Persian. .gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='xD' /> it's really weird but those classes do not usually have many students in them

[Jason Ashford]

Quidditch may be coming to my college!!!

[Hushton Karkaroff]

We have this Spanish class and on the job trainings in other countries.

[Jason Rodrick Rose]

They offer DPST (digital production story telling) and it is quite interesting. everything related to movie directing producing fantasy directing is there.

[Lacey Loveless]

All these classes sound so cool! I wish my college had something like that.

[Kent Blackthorn]

biology

[Serenity LaCoste]

Cultural Studies, and also there is a class on beer. It's a college students fantasy class! lol!

[Raine Creighton]

We have this Quantum Mechanics...

[Samantha Kors]

Tribal Dancing

[Serpentino Crucio]

hmmm for me is Rizal subject .. our professor gives us the real information about our national hero's life during the Spanish era .. the studies that some people have made bout it .. story about betrayal . patriotism .. and many more  

[Brynjolf Gray]

My college also has Classical Mythology, its really great by they way