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All cinephiles know that the luckiest time of your life is when you're in college. Unlike high school, which can often be a long, tedious slog with little to no prospects for future success, college offers students an opportunity to broaden their horizons and make new friends who share their interests. College is also where the professional path is created for many people (journalism, social work) and it can provide opportunities to make friends with professors who could help spark relevant career exploration options. But even if you're not pursuing an exact field but just exploring some personal interests or just looking for knowledge that will help your writing career down the road (something all writers should do), there are tons of resources on this list. No matter what your interest is, there's something here for you. So if you're a college student thinking to yourself "Which college classes should I take?", we've got the list for you. Read on, or click on the links below. 1) The UC Berkeley Film Studies Program is an awesome way to understand film through some of the best professors in the field. The goal of this program is to let student know about film as an academic subject and how it can be used in the classroom. You can also see Professor Mott have a discussion on her DVD where she talks about some of her favorite films that have influenced her work over time. 2) UC Berkeley has a wide variety of classes that can be taken to understand the world of art. This includes classes that are designed to show students the value of understanding different aspects of art, through lectures by some amazing professors, discussing art theory with an expert in the field, and even learning about your local art scene through an introductory course. 3) If you're looking for a class that will help you learn more about film's history and its critical analysis, UC Berkeley has something you'll love. The Ph.D. program in Film Studies offers several courses out of UCLA which are dedicated to analyzing film from both historical points of view as well as contemporary culture analysis. 4) The UC Irvine Study Abroad Program has a wide variety of different opportunities for students to study abroad in different countries all around the world. If you want to learn more about film in another country, this is an excellent course that will let you know where are some of the best film programs in the world are located, what they are like, and what you might expect from them. 5) UC San Diego doesn't just have amazing ocean views, but it also offers an outstanding Film Studies program. This program offers students the chance to study film through lectures by experts in their fields and even get film experts to visit their campus to speak with them about their work. You can even get a degree that takes into your subject before you come to UC San Diego. 6) The UC Santa Cruz Film Studies program offers a variety of different courses that can help a student understand how a movie looks, sounds, and what could be behind the images on the screen. This program goes in depth in some of the theory behind film and let's students see just how varied the work of filmmakers is. 7) The University of Iowa Studies in Moving Image Cultures offers several different classes that can help you study film in order to better understand its role in culture. cfa1e77820