What Classes Should You Take for a Political Science Minor?

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The discussion centers on seeking recommendations for classes related to science policy and political science, particularly for someone pursuing a political science minor. The original poster is interested in courses that provide useful insights into the governmental system, such as comparative politics and the workings of Congress. Another participant shares their experience, highlighting the value of an economics class in understanding government control over economic aspects, suggesting it could also be beneficial for the original poster. The conversation reflects a shared interest in the intersection of political science and practical applications in government roles.
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Howdy y'all,
I posted a ways back about an interest in science policy, concerning internships.

Now I'm more or less asking about possible classes to take. I am in the process of a political science minor and I need a few classes to take and I'd prefer them to be useful or interesting. If anyone here has to deal with our governmental system, is there anything you find especially useful to know? Say comparative politics, or how our congressional system works. If you just spit out ideas, I can try to link them to a possible class.

Expecting few replies, haha,
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I am pretty interested in this as well. Though I am just finishing up my first year of undergrad myself. I am curious if Math Phd's ever get these positions as well :P Anyways, sorry I could not help, but I did take a economics class and found this to be very useful when trying to understand how a government takes control of that aspect, might be useful for you as well? Who knows, good luck!
 
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