Why Should Success Classes Be Required In College

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For a numerous amount of reasons, I believe success classes should not be required in colleges. One would assume it teaches you about success but it doesn’t benefit students in any form of way. Success classes won’t leave an impact on a student’s mindset, so it’s truly time consuming and a waste of money. One reason success classes should not be mandatory is because they don’t teach one about the real world. Topics such as stress and improving your habits is taught throughout the course. These are pointless topics because everyone knows a way to manage stress and stop procrastinating. Personally, having to write assignments about the same topic continuously such as procrastination is not a solution to fixing this issue. Writing down information

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