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What was your favorite subject at school? Why?
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In college I took a 2D animation class. It wasn't really part of my major but it counted towards my graduation requirements. By that time, I had already made a few flash animations for Newgrounds so I went in with some experience and just had blast. Apparently the faculty had some sort of show and tell meeting and one of my other professors came up to me one day to say she enjoyed it.
This is what people don't understand about electives in college. They think they are just bullshit courses that are a waste of time. You should go into picking an elective as a way to relax, learn something about a subject you are interested in but might not be all that knowledgeable about. You might come out of it with a new hobby or interest you want to pursue further. Maybe people more two dimensional.