re: easiest class you took at LSU

Math 1550 (calculus 1), never went to Terry White's lectures, but it was easy because of my amazing high school calc teacher.

CMST 2064 (group comm.), Filbel is the most fascinating character on campus. Very...flamboyant. Lectures are pretty entertaining too.

French 1001: easy A if you show up to class and aren't afraid to sound fruity with a french accent

ISDS ????: whichever one is the first. Pretty much teaches you how to use Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc. Easy stuff you already mostly know but you'll learn some cool shite too. I'm addicted to Excel now because of this class. The class also met maybe once a week for an hour and the teacher was very aware it was heavily skipped and didn't care.

ACCT 2001: Maybe it's just me but I loved this accounting class and found the homework kinda fun. Future accounting courses would change my mind, though.

Honorable mentions:

CHEM 1201 with John Hopkins (my avatar). Dude is an absolute trip and I never felt this class to be overwhelming. Probably my favorite class of my first semester at LSU

History of Jazz is cool as shite but the exams aren't exactly easy A's.

History 2057:

FIN 3351 and 3353, both real estate classes with Brian Andrews: interesting and VERY HELPFUL material I believe everyone should know before graduating college. Take Andrews specifically; it's very obvious he's one of the very few professors on campus who actually gives a frick about his students and loves to see them do well. Dude is a class act and humorous to boot.

FIN 3352: real estate appraisal if you don't mind night classes. Taught by a brilliant mind and Baton Rouge appraisal hotshot who doesn't care about your grade in the sense that you'll probably get at least a B. Dry humor guy who just wants to give back to the university. You'll see him at plenty basketball and baseball games, too.