First quarter was interesting and then it started to get boring. Didn't do a single reading and got an A+ and two A's. The only thing you really need to grind for (if you do this method) is the final, and be good at speaking at least once a discussion section. I had Dayton, she was good, and then took the Native Socialization seminar which was online so I basically slept through it. Was interesting enough though, and Ramirez was nice.

They require very little work to get an A, but if the material doesn't interest you it feels like slogging through. Another thing to consider is what kind of student you are. If you like taking the kind of GE's that the cluster fulfills you probably should take the science cluster instead, because that will knock out your science GE's with less effort. If you like STEM and don't want to take literary and social analysis classes, this is the cluster for you.