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   AT> I'm glad that electives (liberal arts/gen ed, etc) were useful for you.   
   AT> They probably are more useful to me than I realize, but I just don't   
   AT> see it yet.   
      
   DW>It depends on your career and classes.  A class in Internal Engine   
   Combustion   
     >Chemistry isn't worth much if you are an electrician.  But a class in   
   solderi   
     >would be very useful.   
      
   DW>In college, I took a humanities class in Logic that covered boolean logic.    
   A   
     >a computer scientist, it was a very useful class.  But a chemist wouldn't   
   fin   
     >much value in it.   
      
   Part of the problem is you don't know ahead of time. Even though I was   
   exceptional at it I figured Algebra (and Calculus) would be a total waste   
   of time in real life, but later found myself writing computer software   
   with as many as 20 levels of parenthesis.. Run-away Algebra..    B)   
      
   But taking Automotive Repair and Electronics came in handy too..   
      
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