essay Engineering students have fewer chances to take the classes they want because they have a tight curriculum compared to those from other majors. There are so many required subjects for engineering students including, physics, engineering mathematics, computer programming, and so on. If they enroll in these required classes, the credits they can take are nearly full, since there are limits on the credits they can take. Therefore there are only few credits left to take the classes they are interested in. For example, the maximum number of credits students can take in Ewha woman's university is 19 except for a minority of students who achieved high grades. The number of credits of the required classes for engineering freshmen was 19 in the first semester, and 18 in the second semester. Besides, there aren't many diverse classes that students could take with only 1 credit. Most freshmen may had dreamed a free campus life taking the classes they want to take, but the reality isn't that free. Also, engineering students can hardly meet students from other majors since their tight curriculum is based on the ABEEK curriculum. This curriculum is for engineering students. Usually, students take major subjects with students from the same college and take general education classes with students from diverse colleges. However, engineering students take the general education classes with engineering students, since the general education classes they take are mostly required courses, such as college english, christianity, sharing leadership, etc., and these subjects are all based on the ABEEK curriculum. Furthermore, they don't have enough credits to take other general education classes. If they have lesser required subjects to take, it would alleviate these problems. In this case, there would be left over credits, and engineering students would have an opportunity to select the classes they want. For example, there are various fields of general education classes. There are many interesting sought-after classes in these fields, such as behavior of animals, chorus, comprehension of theater, and so forth. Among these broad choices of classes, students can select the classes they want to take. In addition, since there are many different kinds of classes to choose, students are able to meet students from other majors and other grades. They would have chances to enlarge their social network through class activities. The mo