[ SECRET POST #2667 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2667 ⌋

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OP:

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. You can do an independent study where you go to an outside structured activity for at least a certain amount of times each week, but that would require me to have a car I could drive and probably isn't even possible for some people :/

But yeah. It's kind of fucking awful.

Fortunately a majority of the colleges I'm considering (that have a sports requirement) also happen to have stuff like yoga and beginner's equestrian classes to fulfill the requirement

Re: OP:

[diet_poison]

I've never heard of any college having a sports requirement other than like one or two semesters of what ultimately amounts to "gym class for college kids"

I'd be so pissed :/

Re: OP:

[(Anonymous)]

On the other hand, college credit for badminton was awesome.

Re: OP:

[(Anonymous)]

The college my parents went to had the "sampler" class, which took half a semester and included a mandatory swimming test, and then four more phys-ed classes (half a semester each, so two and a half semesters). My mother played on the softball team and took bowling and volleyball. Dad took beginning ice-skating and racquetball. All phys-ed classes were pass/fail, and you passed by showing up to every class in appropriate clothing and participating in the class. (It was a dedicated engineering school, so they weren't exactly trying to push sports.)

Re: OP:

[diet_poison]

I only had to take a total of one semester of gym in college. It generally feels like a waste; it's not like that one semester is going to make a huge difference in my overall lifestyle.