Busy Work? Oh, Please!

I had a class that sounds exactly like that. The last quarter before I graduated college was a class called "Professional Procedures and Portfolio Development". Everything that you mentioned was what we also did: writing resumes and learning about job interviews. We had already learned that in high school as well, so that class was really a waste of time. We did multiple types of resumes, cover letters, thank you letters, etc. We did a mock interview at the end, but they didn't really ask anything related to what we were studying. The only class that I had that was more useless than the Professional Procedures and Portfolio Development class was a class called "Group Dynamics". As you probably could figure out by the name of the class, it was all about groups. We learned the types of groups, how groups could work together, advantages of groups, and other group related information. Uh, didn't we already learn experience with groups ever since we started school? That class was so boring and useless and a waste of money. I'm so glad I don't have to worry about useless classes and busy work anymore.

That is really stupid, it should be an optional thing, I am sure some people would need help and want to take it, but if you have no problem with it they should not make you fork out the extra tuition money. In my senior year of high school our final project was to make professional resumes and do mock interviews with local business owners, that was helpful, but I would rather not have to do it again. That kind of thing should only be mandatory in high schools. I don't want to go into how much busy work I have to do, just about every class, ugh!