Is not taking a class that requires you to write 20 pages or read 40 pages within the last semester an issue? I find that, as people in technical majors progre

Is not taking a class that requires you to write 20 pages or read 40 pages within the last semester an issue? I find that, as people in technical majors progress through the years, they take less and less humanities and more and more major specific classes. It might be worrying if math majors didn't take a class that requires problem sets in the last semester. Or english majors didn't take classes that required writing. But to suggest that students aren't learning because they aren't taking courses relevant to their major is a biased assertion.