How-To Setup a Successful College Curriculum
A successful college curriculum is one that allows students
to become one with their fellow peers to attain knowledge and wisdom about the
thought provoking questions that they might have towards any subject. In order
to converse properly with their peers on that particular subject, they would
first need to learn how to speak. 
Communication is the key to exchange ideas
with others, and therefore, a class that teaches students how to communicate
verbally and nonverbally with others should become a requirement for all. This
class will develop their performance from speaking in front of several hundred
people to talking with a few friends.
In this day and age, most people only know what they hear or read on television, newspaper or even in the classroom. Therefore, a "think outside the box" type of classroom should be added. Here, the class will be exposed to new thoughts about life and reality that are not exposed on the daily newspaper or television.
The formatting of classes should reflect what the student
wants to major in. People majoring in music should take music courses and
people majoring in chemistry or biology should take science courses. Required
courses should take place of basic courses. These basics should only be given
to those that scored low on their standardized tests. By doing this, people can
become successful at what they want to be in a shorter amount of time.
-Davidius
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The first one to two years of college should be mostly general education classes, with a few classes taken in a course of interest. Only after two years should you really start to focus on your major. This way, it'll give you more freedom to explore other classes and other majors if you are uncertain of what you want to major in.
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