Santorum: You cannot take American History courses at the University of California

[Wild Cobra]

The trig class doesn't satisfy any math requirement at some of the UCs, as it shouldn't, being high school material.

You meant that as a joke, right?

There are higher levels you know.

[baseline bum]

But you bet wrong.

[baseline bum]

Back on topic, has there ever been a worse candidate than Santorum? I'm used to hearing stupid in campaigns, but not being able to take US history at the best system of public universities in the nation?

Unbelievable that people can defend this con-man.

[Wild Cobra]

But you bet wrong.

So MTH 112 ELEM FUNCTIONS-TRIGONOMETRY at OSU isn't a college level class?

[baseline bum]

I just said it didn't satisfy any math requirement at some UCs, being high school level.

[EVAY]

So MTH 112 ELEM FUNCTIONS-TRIGONOMETRY at OSU isn't a college level class?

Well, it IS OSU.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

So MTH 112 ELEM FUNCTIONS-TRIGONOMETRY at OSU isn't a college level class?

Do you think the remedial english classes are college level?

If it doesn't satisfy a degree requirement then its not college level. You went to a tech school so you could be a partschanger but thats how it works.

i also like your new tact of defending anything Fox News or anti-'liberal' and then feign trolling once you realize that you are wrong. Its disgusting sophist .

[CuckingFunt]

I'd like to know what you think the differences are.

Shocking.

[Wild Cobra]

Well, it IS OSU.

Still, there are standards among accredited universities. Right?

[Wild Cobra]

"American Culture" rather than "American history"

I'd like to know what you think the differences are.

Do you think another accredited university will accept those as a "history" requirement?

UC doesn't have history minors or majors that I could find. If someone goes there, and takes these "culture" classes that are listed as "history" classes, decides to major in history and goes to another school, will those classes be accepted for their new major?

[TeyshaBlue]

Do you think another accredited university will accept those as a "history" requirement?

UC doesn't have history minors or majors that I could find. If someone goes there, and takes these "culture" classes that are listed as "history" classes, decides to major in history and goes to another school, will those classes be accepted for their new major?

Are you trying to establish this a some type of credibilty test?

If so, that's patently ridiculous without knowing anything about who accepts what as credits.

Nice dodge, and a fair shot at pe io principii....but stupid.

[LnGrrrR]

Do you think another accredited university will accept those as a "history" requirement?

UC doesn't have history minors or majors that I could find. If someone goes there, and takes these "culture" classes that are listed as "history" classes, decides to major in history and goes to another school, will those classes be accepted for their new major?

WC, do you think you could provide with a list of "history" courses from other colleges? I'm guessing you'll be able to find a few very quickly, for comparison.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Do you think another accredited university will accept those as a "history" requirement?

UC doesn't have history minors or majors that I could find. If someone goes there, and takes these "culture" classes that are listed as "history" classes, decides to major in history and goes to another school, will those classes be accepted for their new major?

You couldn't find the course catalog of course you cannot find the degree programs. That doesn't mean they don't exist but rather than you are stupid.

And yes pretty much every university in the country will accept the US History Settlement to Civil War as a history credit.

[vy65]

UC doesn't have history minors or majors that I could find. If someone goes there, and takes these "culture" classes that are listed as "history" classes, decides to major in history and goes to another school, will those classes be accepted for their new major?

You honestly cannot be this ing stupid.

http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/archiv...talog11-12.pdf

pp.373

Course 139: American Civil War
141A-141B: American Economic History
142A-142B: American Intellectual History
143A-143B: American Cons utional History
142B: American Pop Culture.

These are all classes for a history major. None have anything to do with your American Studies bull (even though, most the classes you're thinking of are now housed under "American Studies Departments" at most universities anyway).

And also, who the cares? Why does it matter if you can't major in American History? Why should people be taking American History classes or majoring in that bull anyway?

[Wild Cobra]

WC, do you think you could provide with a list of "history" courses from other colleges? I'm guessing you'll be able to find a few very quickly, for comparison.

I've already looked and found some. Even Lewis and Clark in Oregon has some. Didn't save the links, and yes, my history isn't wiped yet, but I only have a few more minutes I can spend on the computer before I have to leave.

[TeyshaBlue]

Just leave now.

[Wild Cobra]

Just leave now.

LOL...

Whatever.

So...

We focused on what. One out of maybe 10 UC schools?

Let's assume you guys are right about this one. There is still room for Santorum to be right with 7 or 8 of them, right?

Is anyone going to check for others while I'm away?

[vy65]

145A-145B US Urban History
146A-146B American Working Class Movements
147A-148B American Social History

Were you a failed abortion?

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Hes jsut trolling now. He still hasn't grasped the concept of lower division vs upper division amongst a great many other things but he knows hes full of at this point.

[vy65]

Here's one I'm sure WC would love to take ... History of Women in Colonial British American and Early U.S. 1600 - 1800

[vy65]

And here's UCSD: http://courses.ucsd.edu/courseList.aspx?name=HIUS

[TeyshaBlue]

LOL...

Whatever.

So...

We focused on what. One out of maybe 10 UC schools?

Let's assume you guys are right about this one. There is still room for Santorum to be right with 7 or 8 of them, right?

Is anyone going to check for others while I'm away?

Ah....onus probandi now.

off.

[Cry Havoc]

Do you think another accredited university will accept those as a "history" requirement?

Let me give you a little purview into college academia. There are these things called classes. You need to take and pass them to get these things called credits. Now you need credits to graduate, and you need a specific number of credits to complete a major or a minor in a field. Sometimes a class can count as a credit for more than one subject... say, you take a cultural anthropology course to fill a humanities credit, or a course about art history to fulfill a cultural credit.

The red lettering that says it's accepted for a cultural credit isn't stating that that's what the course is intended to fill. It's stating that it can ALSO be used for a cultural credit. You nimrod. They ASSUME that people smart enough to be taking an American History course at a major state university is also intelligent enough to figure out that it can (and usually is) used for a history credit/requirement.

If you are ignorance of the collegiate education system, that's fine, but stop pretending like you know more than everyone else. It's all too obvious just how little you actually know.

[vy65]

And UCSC http://reg.ucsc.edu/catalog/html/pro...isCourses.html

[Cry Havoc]

2 ing seconds on a google search for UC Santa Barbara history classes.

http://www.history.ucsb.edu/courses/


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