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Part of college is growing as a human, and part of that is social interaction. For the same reason a lot of universities in Europe require you to take philosop
by OptionOfT 2mo ago
Part of college is growing as a human, and part of that is social interaction.
For the same reason a lot of universities in Europe require you to take philosophy. It's completely unrelated to C++ or data-structures, but it adds to your acumen as a whole.
Not that different from some universities that require you to be able to swim[0].
[0]: https://perec.columbia.edu/swim-test-requirement https://perec.columbia.edu/swim-test-requirement
- wyan 2mo agoI only know the Uni system of a few European countries, but generally I would expect Philosophy to be a prerequirement that you take for your entrance examinations, not during studies per se (unless you're studying humanities, of course).