Not as scary or as bad as it sounds. In fact, the professor gave some 

very thought-provoking statistics, and lots of incredible advice. It was definitely a 

"life-changing" class that I make reference to all the time. I loved it!

What an experience! Lots of hard work and projects, but it was so rewarding. 

There were about ten of us in the class and we all got really close. It was a great group 

and we were great friends. Plus, we got to boss other people around. ;)

This was an incredible class. We studied 'Into the Woods' more in depth than I've studied

probably anything. I was so surprised, but it was incredible. We learned about life and 

different situations and experiences and why we do things the way we do.

All from a musical. Who would have thought?

Best. Class. Ever! Seriously - every person in my high school wants to take this class.

It is fun learning. What?! But it is. The teacher is awesome and hilarious and teaches 

effectively. What a bonus. We learned about literature - and ourselves.

I'm kind of sad this is my only BYU class on here, but it's really the one that has made the biggest

difference to me. The others have been ok, but not my favorite. So it goes. For this class, I 

worked in a preschool classroom for four hours three times a week. Stinking hard, but more 

rewarding than anything I've ever done. 

I took it twice. Nothing more can be said.

The foundation of all my theatre classes while at Snow. I loved it. It was a great group of people

and an awesome instructor. I learned more about theatre in that class than any other.

My only PE class in high school. Lucky me, right? I loved it. And I was buff after.

Seriously.

They are grouped together because I couldn't pick but I loved them all. And all for different reasons.

Mostly because I got lots of exercising and stretching in. Man that was great.

These are grouped together because, though VASTLY different in style and performance ability,

they are one and the same in purpose. I love singing and dancing and learning about 

other people and why they love music. These classes brought me to a deeper understanding

of how and why music speaks to each of us. And that was more powerful than 

any time I was "just having fun".