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I'm still in college I do have a two-year degree and most of the classes were easy and just fillers but I really enjoyed my public issues class - it made politics relevant to my life. I also loved biology of women and it helped me when I started TTC and learning about how my body worked.

I swear I couldn't write well until I added a Philosophy major. Those courses kicked my butt, but they made my academic writing much stronger.

Also, I use my primary major every day in my current grad work, so I would say that they were all pretty useful!

I took a very general artsy program in college and I think most of it came in useful and at the very least I do not regret any of it.

I guess most useful was probably the Flash animation class I took. I did not know anything about Flash before that class and came out with basic knowledge I was able to grow on. Flash animation was an important skill a few years ago in my field. Unfortunately it's almost useless now lol. Gave our company an edge when we were growing though.

I took lots of cool classes like poetry, (traditional) animation, oil painting, medieval literature, ect. Much of it isn't really "useful", but I'm still really glad I took it all.

My major was Theatre and man was that awesome.

Least useful was the gym classes and humanities classes I took (I could never get in to the good ones).

I took a women's studies class about the female body and it was the best class I ever took. I learned so many useful things that I still reference today (and I referenced a lot while TTC). I have always said it was the best class I ever took even though it has nothing to do with my actual career or major.

My major (public relations) and minor (speech communication) classes have all been very useful. Of my general ed classes, I liked my math for liberal studies class the best - it was all about the math in games and puzzles. It was very intuitive for me, but a lot of other people struggled with it.