The best classes to take....

[Littlee300]

What are the best classes to take out of these....
Money and banking

Zoology (Study animal and animal life)

Health (Study the human body)

Leadership (Learn leadership principles and characteristic)

Public speaking ( Learn the art of speaking in public using a variety of mediums)

Through different eyes - Book study (Examine holocaust and a Congo)

 

[SnootyEnglishman]

Public Speaking. I will wager for general speech-making if you want to be the head of a group more then you will need the leadership course as well.

 

[copycatalyst]

I'm sorry, but the best classes to take are Spy and Soldier, and I don't see them on your list.

How can someone else choose for you? Just pick courses you're interested in and / or lend you some skills or knowledge that will help you with your future endeavours.

 

[Generator]

Public speaking is the best to take in general, as it's somewhat important no matter what profession you go into. Other than that, it depends on what you plan on doing later in life though.

 

[RaphaelsRedemption]

Public speaking. My reasons? Because Communication is vital to all of these other classes. It is no use being a good leader, or knowing a lot about health or money is you cannot communicate clearly to others, including your teachers. Also, public speaking is more feared than death, so facing and conquering a fear is always good.

If however, you have received training in public speaking before, then leadership. Because no matter what job you get, probably if you are competant, there will be some point when you will be required to show leadership.
Leadership is shit scary, but if you know what you're doing, it's really rewarding.

Good luck with whatever you choose!

 

[acosn]

Depends on your major.
Universally Useful:
-Money and Banking
-Public Speaking

Useful if you have no history with it:
-Leadership
-Health

Useful if it has any relation to your major
-Through different eyes - Book study (Examine holocaust and a Congo)
-Zoology

 

[Littlee300]

Public speaking is an invaluable skill to have, and it is necessary in many disciplines. I assume the same could be said for leadership, but I don't know what that class might entail. Choosing from the other subjects seems like a matter of personal preference.

Typo?
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Well public speaking is my first choice so far but that only last 1 semester
1. public speaking

 

[Littlee300]

Public speaking is an invaluable skill to have, and it is necessary in many disciplines. I assume the same could be said for leadership, but I don't know what that class might entail. Choosing from the other subjects seems like a matter of personal preference.

Typo?
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Well public speaking is my first choice so far but that only last 1 semester
1. public speaking

No typo. Invaluable means "beyond calculable or appraisable value; of inestimable worth; priceless". dictionary.reference.com

But you said it was necessary... /:

 

[Eclectic Dreck]

Public speaking is probably the most generally useful class. Personally, I didn't actually get anything from the course (but it was required by my University), simply because in my previous job I was required to brief large audiences regularly. But for most, public speaking is probably one of the more terrifying options available and experience in the field certainly makes those pre talk jitters (everyone gets them) far more manageable.

Leadership would be useful if I believed it was something that could be effectively taught. There are principles that can help, certainly, but people either have the right collection of attributes for leadership or they don't. Of course, even the woefully unqualified may end up in a leadership position at some point, so I suppose at least having a grasp of the blindigly obvious bits would better their odds of being successful.