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Have you looked at a course catalogue? A number of universities offer science classes for non science majors, so I would look into that. I took geography, general physics, astronomy and some kind of earth science/geology class. "Easy" is in the eye of the beholder.
I managed an A in each of two semesters of Geology, and I am a total lunkhead where sciences are concerned. It seemed to be largely a matter of memory rather than really understanding. So, I spent a week making a detailed outline of the textbook and memorizing it.
i need a science course that also comes with a lab. so astronomy is out of the question. the three listed are my options. i refuse to take anatomy & phisiology.
Pick one you like the topics in. If you like plants, then botany. If you like animals, then zoology. If you paid attention in high school, then biology. I took a ton of science courses and biology was the easiest.
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