-- Posted by blitzerdog at 12:10 am on Oct. 21, 2008 I'm wondering what you would do in my situation.   I'm at a community college looking to transfer so having a high GPA is very important, at this stage in my life.   I'm not the best writer and I have to take a freshman english class next semester.   I can take this professor that my friends said will get the easiest A and won't have much homework or I can see other professors and maybe get a teacher that assigns a lot of work and reading and could possibly learn more but yet not see the best grade.   What would you do?   -I want to learn, but struggling to keep up with other classes, 4 next semester, my GPA needs to be high. On the other hand if I dont learn it now, I know when I transfer I'm going to fall behind in my english writing abilities. But I need to get there first. -- Posted by vampirefreek4life at 12:12 am on Oct. 21, 2008 take the easy class -- Posted by Aqueous at 12:16 am on Oct. 21, 2008 For the grade. -- Posted by SkyofLove at 12:30 am on Oct. 21, 2008 To Learn. -- Posted by 0h h3ll n0 at 12:33 am on Oct. 21, 2008 I do classes to learn but from what you've just said I would for sure go for the easier class. Who doesn't want an A with no effort? -- Posted by Is this you at 1:08 am on Oct. 27, 2008 Mostly to learn, but for that English class, it's better to take the easy one. -- Posted by smurflikepebbles at 7:27 pm on Oct. 27, 2008 to learn. you might as well get the experience of a hard class your freshmen year before your next semester when you have to take a hard class. the learning classes help you with skills you'll need for the next class you need to take....unless you like coming out of an easy class and into a difficult one. I personally don't like the shock of everything changing in the blink of an eye-i like to be eased into it gradually. plus most freshmen classes have teachers that understand the fact that you'll need help...