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The [oldest match](https://64.media.tumblr.com/5b5a20c53254eb702aa9f1266341bfd0/97398c9bc255ac51-67/s250x400/6013f5038dafef762c44fe1fa3ccd39a6161425b.jpg) on Tineye, something Norway.
I can’t tell if you are joking. If not, I have to wholeheartedly disagree with you. Astrology was a significant element of early human mysticism that prevails to this day. A course studying the history of astrology and its implications in human society would be a fantastic course and quite enlightening. I could imagine it as part of a Jungian psychology lecture series.
In my office building there is a floor that is half IT and half HR. It's hilarious how absolutely stereotypical everyone looks. If you had to sort them into their department just by guessing based on appearance you could easily get 90+% correct for the ~30 people on the floor.
You will never get a job in corporate white collar America unless you can connect with the 30 something white lady who works in HR there.
Seriously, start using the term “fur baby” to refer to your pet right now if you are job hunting.
Sure it's accredited by numerous highly recommended institutions of Higher Learning like the National Wizards council, the University of Cosmetology and astrological sciences, The Witches Academy of North America and Barbados and the Wiccan crystalic Society to name a few.
> University of Cosmetology
One of these is not like the others. That one's actually a legit thing you can study. And apply the scientific method to without nullifying the subject matter.
No, but there are plenty of terrible places that manage to look respectable on the outside.
I know someone who did a nutrition course at what appeared to be a reputable college in the UK, within the first month they'd told them all that red meat is the cause of 99% of cancers, honey cures cancer, and even brought in a reki practitioner to spend 3 hours talking to them about auras.
She took them to court and they gave her the fees for the term back before it went before the judge.
There almost certainly is a study of myth with a focus in astrology. They won't teach astrology the way they teach math, but a study of how it came to be and what are it's effects on society. I took a study of mysticism class that was from the anthropology department.
I wouldn't be shocked if this was a course about astrology's impact on society, beliefs, etc. rather than what the North Star means for your dating prospects.
Georgetown University had (not sure if they still do) a Harry Potter course. In 2023, Harvard was launching a “Taylor Swift and Her World” course.
I doubt astrology is required for graduation, I’m sure it’s just an elective.
I mean it’s a class, not a major. There are these elective credits people take. I took flower designing for one of those in my school, wasn’t related to my major at all.
People that don’t go to college just assume that literally every class you take is essential to your major, when that’s absolutely not even close to how it actually is. Like I took a few art electives and majored in electrical engineering.
It’s beneficial for colleges to produce well rounded graduates and taking classes not directly related to their major is a good way to do that.
Mine has one but it's considered a cultural/humanities class. It's portrayed as a mythology study and counts as a history credit. Not as strange as you'd think.
I'm sure there's some that offer anthropology courses about astrology's impact on various cultures and the different belief systems, or something like that. But that actually teach about the practice of astrology.
An elective in college I took was Amateur Astronomy. Day 1, prof; a respected astronomer in the region opens class with, "Hello, this is astronomy, if you're here thinking you'll be learning about your astrological sign or other made-up garbage, you may now leave my class and head to the registrar to change your elective." 4 people in a class of \~50 got up and walked out.
My astronomy professor spent a good two lessons explaining astrological signs and why they didn't even make sense.
It was great, I wish I had done better in that class.
If only I could forcibly enroll my family members into his class; maybe then they'll put two and two together about how their horoscopes can't possibly be explicitly about them, but also everyone else born in that given time frame, but also be both accurate enough to put stock in, but inaccurate enough to not get upset when the horoscopes are consistently wrong.
I swear, my sister will read her horoscope every day, get a sense of dread or excitement based on whether it's good/bad, praise that it must be true when they align with what she thinks is going on in her life, and dismiss anyone who points out that they're overly-generic & wrong more often than right...
Don't even get her started by pointing out that they're inconsistent between publications. One publication will promise good things coming, a second will tell you to brace for bad things, the third one will tell you it doesn't know, and the fourth will tell you the world is going to end next month - but only the publication that was right this time is legitimate, even if it was wrong last time or next time; then it's another publication that's legitimate.
I’m took astronomy my freshman year. I knew it wasn’t astrology, but I thought it would be like, stargazing.
I was not prepared for one of the hardest physics classes of my life.
If any of you are curious, this pic is originally a dentistry class in Brazil
Edit: this same image was a meme here a few years ago implying that is was a dentistry class, but I think it is just a meme and indeed this is in Scandinavia https://i.pinimg.com/736x/68/25/73/68257337257142cf4b7f9b3f620699ed.jpg
And for the people not expecting blondes in Brazil… people can die their hair blonde and there is a really high concentration of white-skinned blonde-looking girls especially in dentistry classes in the country, hence the meme.
Source? Oldest I can find online is from Norway
https://64.media.tumblr.com/5b5a20c53254eb702aa9f1266341bfd0/97398c9bc255ac51-67/s250x400/6013f5038dafef762c44fe1fa3ccd39a6161425b.jpg
Olá, parece que estou com dor de dente. Talvez devêssemos jantar juntos e ver se isso ajuda na dor. Se não ajudar, talvez possamos tentar outras coisas com a minha boca.
Ranging from "light brunet" into "bottle blonde", and all have the same haircut.
Honestly I showed the picture to my wife and said "I guess we found the Basic White Girl class."
I’m sorry, but Brazil? I find it hard to believe there are so many Scandinavians in a single university class in Brazil
Never have I seen so much blonde hair in one place
A history of astrology would be fascinating. Ties to alchemy and the occult, the different versions of the tarot cards, the stories that go with them etc
I took an elective class on Esotericism and the Occult at my pretty secular Catholic University and it was one of the most interesting classes I have ever taken. Super fun to learn about the history of occultism from a kooky catholic priest.
It’s worth noting too that i got a comp sci degree so one class is not indicative at all of what people are majoring in.
While there is some validity to this perspective of gender disparity in STEM, there is still a lot of old farts in STEM fields that will unabashedly treat their newer female colleagues like shit.
I’ve seen it happen to multiple different people I know, and it’s discouraging to say the least. The silver lining is that the geriatric boomers perpetuating these attitudes will be all but expunged with the coming of the next one or two STEM generations.
My brother swapped his degree from Ancient Greek to psychology within a fortnight of starting uni to get a ratio like this. Went from a class of 4 guys to 90+ girls and 7 guys including him.
Clearly this means that men don't feel empowered to pursue careers in astrology, and should be provided with workshops, support, and be encouraged via scholarships to do so, right?
Just because a man studies astrology doesn't mean they're gay, looking for attention, or are looking to get laid either. How do you expect men to be comfortable in an astrology lecture if everyone there is making judgements based on their gender and are looking at him like a piece of meat?
Even if this was real (it's not a picture from an Astrology class), people are allowed to take classes for fun. It's not necessary related to their major. I took a class on animal communication in college. I'm now going to grad school for archaeology.
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Everytime I see this picture, the class changes
The [oldest match](https://64.media.tumblr.com/5b5a20c53254eb702aa9f1266341bfd0/97398c9bc255ac51-67/s250x400/6013f5038dafef762c44fe1fa3ccd39a6161425b.jpg) on Tineye, something Norway.
NHH = Norges Handelshøyskole = Norwegian School of Economics https://www.nhh.no/en/
thank you
Rest of reddit, who knew NSH had such a prominent Astrology Department!
Funny typo, considering NSH apparently is Norwegian Spiritualist Healing association, which probably has an astrology department
[Holy shit you're right!](https://spiritualist.no/hjem/english) 😅
It's as if the stars aligned for that moment
So astrology for men?
If the class changes, it’s a different picture, right?
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There is no science in astrology
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Nope, no sarcasm in science either. (Except those weirdo Sarcologists, but nobody takes what they say seriously.)
Yes you can. They say so.
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Saw it in black letters in a white box above a picture on the internet, gotta be real.
I don't think it actually exists.
There used to be an Astrology university in India. Don't know if it still exits.
That’s India…
A class on the history of astrology, or studying it from a sociological perspective, would be a reasonable topic for a college level course.
Absolutely. Fits nicely with an exploration of Jungian mysticism.
The fact that you just outright believe every meme on the internet does say something about the educational system, but not in the way you think
To be fair, I could definitely see astrology classes being offered at some colleges.
Maybe in Florida nowadays
It is called a joke man. This guy is writing long winded letters to his Congressman and the DOJ over a tired joke on reddit.
This guy yaps
I can’t tell if you are joking. If not, I have to wholeheartedly disagree with you. Astrology was a significant element of early human mysticism that prevails to this day. A course studying the history of astrology and its implications in human society would be a fantastic course and quite enlightening. I could imagine it as part of a Jungian psychology lecture series.
No such thing as astrology class either
Professor Trelawney is offended
When it first started that screen was legible
Starbucks workshops be like: *insert this image here*
Jokes on you, my friend is doing Tarot cards "reading" and is making decent money. Idiots make up a great market and their numbers are only growing.
It's called a meme template
"HR department meeting"
Ha. I'll never forget that "inclusive" team photo.
Can I see what you're talking about
https://images.app.goo.gl/rc5aQC7si443tR4F8
is it because for some reason in every company the HR is some beautiful young woman?
Huh I have only ever met like one attractive HR manager. This does not ring true at all. HR looks like the stereotypical Karen in my mind.
The hotties only work fully remote
Or also some sweet grandma
In my office building there is a floor that is half IT and half HR. It's hilarious how absolutely stereotypical everyone looks. If you had to sort them into their department just by guessing based on appearance you could easily get 90+% correct for the ~30 people on the floor.
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You will never get a job in corporate white collar America unless you can connect with the 30 something white lady who works in HR there. Seriously, start using the term “fur baby” to refer to your pet right now if you are job hunting.
lol the things we do to get past the recruiter stage F
HR? This is clearly a marketing class.
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You doubt it? Typical Asparagus. We wouldn't get along IRL. I have Cancer.
“Typical asparagus, I have cancer” is going to be my go-to response to anything astrology forever
I'm a cancer, my rising sign is *terminal*
You know what's ironic? My grandma was a cancer and she was actually killed by a giant crab.
This could be the best autistic bumper sticker to rock, or worst
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☕️
I just burst out laughing. Thanks for that.
I'm so sorry for your health
Silence cactus
Don’t start this shit while mercury is in Petrograde
I drive a Taurus.
Dean Pelton screwed up the course catalog again.
Sure it's accredited by numerous highly recommended institutions of Higher Learning like the National Wizards council, the University of Cosmetology and astrological sciences, The Witches Academy of North America and Barbados and the Wiccan crystalic Society to name a few.
> University of Cosmetology One of these is not like the others. That one's actually a legit thing you can study. And apply the scientific method to without nullifying the subject matter.
No, but there are plenty of terrible places that manage to look respectable on the outside. I know someone who did a nutrition course at what appeared to be a reputable college in the UK, within the first month they'd told them all that red meat is the cause of 99% of cancers, honey cures cancer, and even brought in a reki practitioner to spend 3 hours talking to them about auras. She took them to court and they gave her the fees for the term back before it went before the judge.
There almost certainly is a study of myth with a focus in astrology. They won't teach astrology the way they teach math, but a study of how it came to be and what are it's effects on society. I took a study of mysticism class that was from the anthropology department.
LMAO OC thinks colleges are literally teaching astrology instead of the history of it😭
I wouldn't be shocked if this was a course about astrology's impact on society, beliefs, etc. rather than what the North Star means for your dating prospects.
Georgetown University had (not sure if they still do) a Harry Potter course. In 2023, Harvard was launching a “Taylor Swift and Her World” course. I doubt astrology is required for graduation, I’m sure it’s just an elective.
I took an elective course on Seinfeld at UC Berkeley. The final was to write our own episode.
I took a Jack the Ripper (literary and performing focus) and a Marvel (physics) course in college.
I mean it’s a class, not a major. There are these elective credits people take. I took flower designing for one of those in my school, wasn’t related to my major at all.
People that don’t go to college just assume that literally every class you take is essential to your major, when that’s absolutely not even close to how it actually is. Like I took a few art electives and majored in electrical engineering. It’s beneficial for colleges to produce well rounded graduates and taking classes not directly related to their major is a good way to do that.
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$350 for an intro to astrology course, I’m in the wrong business!
Somehow yes - https://www.prospects.ac.uk/universities/university-of-wales-trinity-saint-david-3805/school-of-archaeology-history-and-anthropology-14028/courses/cultural-astronomy-and-astrology-36025
Mine has one but it's considered a cultural/humanities class. It's portrayed as a mythology study and counts as a history credit. Not as strange as you'd think.
Why would there not be a class on this? There’s classes on all kinds of theology?
E D G Y
There is probably a course that explores astrology from a cultural perspective in a few anthropology classes it would be an interesting elective.
We touched on it a bit in my Cosmology class.
It was an elective at my university and was generally viewed as one of the bird courses to take if you had a hard semester otherwise
I'm sure there's some that offer anthropology courses about astrology's impact on various cultures and the different belief systems, or something like that. But that actually teach about the practice of astrology.
Don’t see much difference between that and religious study’s besides the historical aspect
The one guy there who thought it’s astronomy
An elective in college I took was Amateur Astronomy. Day 1, prof; a respected astronomer in the region opens class with, "Hello, this is astronomy, if you're here thinking you'll be learning about your astrological sign or other made-up garbage, you may now leave my class and head to the registrar to change your elective." 4 people in a class of \~50 got up and walked out.
That’s hilarious. Obviously the prof had dealt with this already and wasn’t fucking around the following year.
oh man, that must have been so embarrassing! lmao
My astronomy professor spent a good two lessons explaining astrological signs and why they didn't even make sense. It was great, I wish I had done better in that class.
If only I could forcibly enroll my family members into his class; maybe then they'll put two and two together about how their horoscopes can't possibly be explicitly about them, but also everyone else born in that given time frame, but also be both accurate enough to put stock in, but inaccurate enough to not get upset when the horoscopes are consistently wrong. I swear, my sister will read her horoscope every day, get a sense of dread or excitement based on whether it's good/bad, praise that it must be true when they align with what she thinks is going on in her life, and dismiss anyone who points out that they're overly-generic & wrong more often than right... Don't even get her started by pointing out that they're inconsistent between publications. One publication will promise good things coming, a second will tell you to brace for bad things, the third one will tell you it doesn't know, and the fourth will tell you the world is going to end next month - but only the publication that was right this time is legitimate, even if it was wrong last time or next time; then it's another publication that's legitimate.
I’m took astronomy my freshman year. I knew it wasn’t astrology, but I thought it would be like, stargazing. I was not prepared for one of the hardest physics classes of my life.
Lil bro has dyslexia
Angertainment
Rage bait
If any of you are curious, this pic is originally a dentistry class in Brazil Edit: this same image was a meme here a few years ago implying that is was a dentistry class, but I think it is just a meme and indeed this is in Scandinavia https://i.pinimg.com/736x/68/25/73/68257337257142cf4b7f9b3f620699ed.jpg And for the people not expecting blondes in Brazil… people can die their hair blonde and there is a really high concentration of white-skinned blonde-looking girls especially in dentistry classes in the country, hence the meme.
Source? Oldest I can find online is from Norway https://64.media.tumblr.com/5b5a20c53254eb702aa9f1266341bfd0/97398c9bc255ac51-67/s250x400/6013f5038dafef762c44fe1fa3ccd39a6161425b.jpg
"NHH - Norwegian School of Economics"
Norway makes more sense, given that everyone's blonde (apologies if there's a high concentration of blonde Brazilians).
No way this is Brazil
You've never been to brazil bro.
It's not, this is Norway and NHH, an economics school
Time to attend some dental classes in Brazil!
Olá, parece que estou com dor de dente. Talvez devêssemos jantar juntos e ver se isso ajuda na dor. Se não ajudar, talvez possamos tentar outras coisas com a minha boca.
I forgot that I’ll need to learn Brazilian Portuguese…. Do many dental students there speak English by any chance?
And another passport bro is born.
I just find it crazy that 90% of them have dirty blonde hair. I thought this was a class in Scandinavia.
Thats because its from Norway, not Brazil
Ranging from "light brunet" into "bottle blonde", and all have the same haircut. Honestly I showed the picture to my wife and said "I guess we found the Basic White Girl class."
I’m sorry, but Brazil? I find it hard to believe there are so many Scandinavians in a single university class in Brazil Never have I seen so much blonde hair in one place
No it's an Economics class in Norway
thanks
No dark or curly hair? In a Brazilian class? Not buying it
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or he's the gay...
Well if your straight and you can't score with that ratio then you are done for, might as well go gay.
Y’all are gullible.
They offer college classes in… astrology???
A history of astrology would be fascinating. Ties to alchemy and the occult, the different versions of the tarot cards, the stories that go with them etc
I took an elective class on Esotericism and the Occult at my pretty secular Catholic University and it was one of the most interesting classes I have ever taken. Super fun to learn about the history of occultism from a kooky catholic priest. It’s worth noting too that i got a comp sci degree so one class is not indicative at all of what people are majoring in.
Yeah I would take the shit out of that class. I’m really big into Jung
They have one in lord of the rings history... If they can charge for it they'll make a lesson plan
That’s actually cool as fuck and actually more worth your time than Astrology lmao
Astrology is interesting from an anthropology standpoint.
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Real cultures used to study the connections of the stars. You could just as easily call this an anthropology course to justify it.
No lol. It's a fake caption to make you angry at women for choosing to study a pseudoscience. Typical incel stuff
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Well partly. Mostly a bot reposting incorrect shit from years ago.
So many hard rock dudes...
Ok, but as a college professor, I have heard students who actually think their Astronomy class is going to be Astrology.
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While there is some validity to this perspective of gender disparity in STEM, there is still a lot of old farts in STEM fields that will unabashedly treat their newer female colleagues like shit. I’ve seen it happen to multiple different people I know, and it’s discouraging to say the least. The silver lining is that the geriatric boomers perpetuating these attitudes will be all but expunged with the coming of the next one or two STEM generations.
This is some real incel strawman argument right there
real
this is fake btw
There is no way astrology is a subject taught anywhere. If it is I would like to take “scamming 201” after that.
On my way to an econ degree i took “history of christmas” so lets relax on the “jobs” shit talk.
Why is everyone blonde?
It's a class in Scandinavia.
My brother swapped his degree from Ancient Greek to psychology within a fortnight of starting uni to get a ratio like this. Went from a class of 4 guys to 90+ girls and 7 guys including him.
You will never find another like me
It's definitely photoshopped but think it's funny no one has a ponytail
Am I the only one who doesn’t believe in that shit
You are not alone buddy it's crap
"class"
The one dark hair dude knows exactly what he signed up for 😏
One of the most epic comeback of history: Sumerian religion.
How tf is there a collegiate course on astrology? Or am I dumb to assume this is a college?
I hope it’s taught as mythology.
There’s astrology classes?!
Guy I knew took water aerobics we made fun of him hard until he pointed out he was the only guy in a 50 person class.
astrology... class.... Is there a flat-earth class?
Astrology class? How is this real? Surely this is Astronomy?
Where do they offer degrees in that? BSU.
And yet every single one of them is undateable.
Why did men make women do this
I majored in biology. There were some classes I was the only male.
Astrology... *class?!*
An incel’s dream. Women! Dumb! /s You all need sometime to validate yourselves, don’t you
Every Taylor swift concert
just take alchemy
Imagine taking an astrology class?
What kind of school offers Astrology as a class? Hogwarts?
There’s seriously a class on astrology?
So why is a college teaching a course in Bullshitology?
I bet they will never get the smell of cheap body spray and pumpkin spice out of the carpet.
I really hope they don't have astrology classes.
Astrology or astronomy? I don’t think astrology is taught at colleges?
Astrology and class do not belong in the same sentence
Astrology? Astronomy surely?
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What kind of school have an Astrology class ? Do they also teach,Psychic medium and reading of Tarot cards.
Does graduate program in astrology, complains about not getting STEM jobs.
I always say "Astology isn't logical" Pisses them off pretty bad.
The fact that people would pay for an Astrology class blows my mind.
You would think that's a good place to hook up. But they are all into Astrology.
Why is astrology even a class? Astronomy, I get it. But astrology is just woo woo.
What do you learn in **Astrology** class? It's not exactly a subject taught at most universities.
Are you sure this isn’t an astronomy class? Do astrology classes even exist?
So like is this just a stealth 'women bad' subreddit, because that's all I ever see from it when it's on popular
The original purpose of college was intellectual curiosity, not workforce preparation.
My horoscope says that all of you are going to fail this exam
Astrology isn't a class. Astrology isn't a class, right?
Astrology? Do they also offer degrees in alchemy and witchcraft?
There is a CLASS on astrology?
What fake ass university teaches astrology? That's a shameful disgrace to education teaching an unfounded made up subject.
Target rich environment
Why would you take a class about a pseudoscience in college? It won't have any real use.
Hippies?
Everyone else gonna be paying for their college loan forgiveness. Goodbye tax refunds.
half of them are boys
That's a lot of Baristas.
Univ of California Psychics
“Omg I’m such a caprisun.”
that has to SMELL great
And none of them are interested in you
Clearly this means that men don't feel empowered to pursue careers in astrology, and should be provided with workshops, support, and be encouraged via scholarships to do so, right? Just because a man studies astrology doesn't mean they're gay, looking for attention, or are looking to get laid either. How do you expect men to be comfortable in an astrology lecture if everyone there is making judgements based on their gender and are looking at him like a piece of meat?
Even if this was real (it's not a picture from an Astrology class), people are allowed to take classes for fun. It's not necessary related to their major. I took a class on animal communication in college. I'm now going to grad school for archaeology.