College should not force students to take courses that don't related to their majors?

Question

give me please 2 reasons why you think so and explain

Answer 1

No.

You aren't forced to go to a college. You choose to go to a college, and you have every opportunity to research that college to see what they will require of you.

The reason why they do it is accreditation. There are colleges that don't have any general ed classes. They often advertise that you can graduate in as little as 18 months. If I was hiring someone for, say, an IT position, and I could choose between someone with an AA from one of those schools, and someone with an AA from a junior college, I would pick the junior college. They had to take general ed, which means that they know how to read, write, speak, and learn at a college level, with a broader focus than the non-accredited school provides.

Answer 2

I think they should have students take classes that do not relate to their major. Why? Here's two reasons:

1. It expands their knowledge on different subjects
2. It gives them a chance to learn about something that maybe they are interested in but do not know because they never heard of it.

But overall, it prevents the student from becoming too one dimensional.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I don't think so at all. Students need a broad education and also frequently change majors.

Answer 5

like what? give an example. usually all classes relate in some way.

Answer 6

read your earlier post - you have several answers there.