For the Good of Future Generations

Being a business student in University (College for my American readers), we are expected not only to take our required business related courses (accounting, law, finance etc.) but we are also need to take arts and essay related courses to become more "well rounded" which is fine and dandy.

Herein lies my inextinguishable anger. My philosophy class is, an essay class that supposedly teaches us about how to be ethical in the work place... or so the course description says.... alright I can accept that, people need to know how to conduct themselves in the work environment.
However, after 2 months of suffering through this course, I realize it is nothing more than constant discussion about the moral dilemmas of doctors and lawyers. If I was at all interested in knowing whether or not to tell patients the true extent of their sicknesses I would become a doctor. It is bad enough that the course is complete bullshit from day 1, but our good for nothing prof. is completely useless in teaching us the key concepts of morality. She fails horribly to "teach" the course, and therefore the poor students, myself included in that class are completely clueless and left scratching their heads during the last exam. This is a grave injustice to everybody in that class who didn't get what they pay for.

This is a half course and come December, there will be professor evaluations. I believe that it is my duty to express my feelings to the head of our MOS (Management and organizational studies) program so they can eliminate this useless class and save students some money.

I know this is not only going on in business. Every faculty has useless classes thats only good for sucking student cash that could be used to buy Cisco shares YEA CISCO!!! back to the topic at hand. I encourage all of you to express your feelings come class/prof evaluation time. I believe that your comments will make a difference, and that is to better the lives of our younger generations, and also the satisfaction of seeing the downfall of overwhelmingly gay classes.