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What was the most useless class you ever took in school?

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Whether it was in high school or college, what class was the most useless for you?

 

Pre-Calculus here. At least in Advanced PE I learned how to keep score for Bowling.

 

What is yours?

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Recreational Sports (a January short-term class).

 

The only thing I really remember was we played ping pong.

Sex ed my last year in college. Though it was a fun class, I already knew it all...then some.:sneaky:

Square Dancing :ohbrother:

All of my high level math classes have been pretty useless. While I don't use many of the general ed courses I took, classes like sociology, psychology etc, all I think were useful in the sense that those classes made me more knowledgeable and well rounded.

College: PE (EKU forced all Freshmen to take PE and buy those very short maroon nylon shorts and PE T-Shirt from the book store) Spent more time walking to the various locations on campus than we did in class

 

High School: Mythology (each year from soph to senior year we had one nine weeks where we could take an English "Elective") Even though I really like the class and reading Homer, except for a few episodes of Jeopardy viewed from my couch, I've never had a practical need for it.

Greek in college. Used it to satisfy my foreign language requirement. It is, however, my proudest A of all-time. I gambled that the professor would use the last passage covered in class as our final, where we would be translating text. I memorized the whole passage and finished in 5 minutes when that was what he used. I learned NOTHING.

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Greek in college. Used it to satisfy my foreign language requirement. It is, however, my proudest A of all-time. I gambled that the professor would use the last passage covered in class as our final, where we would be translating text. I memorized the whole passage and finished in 5 minutes when that was what he used. I learned NOTHING.

 

I took Greek for about 3 weeks in college. Or better stated, Greek took me for about 3 weeks in college.

French in High School, absolutely pointless that I had to take a 2nd language.

 

My sociology class in college was dumb, but granted I didn't pay any attention.

Now that I've been out in the real world...I'm not totally convinced that college isn't a scam.

In terms of daily use and utility - calculus.

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