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Well seems like everyone else hated it, but if you have a little dance experience it can be pretty fun and a good break from usual uni stuff. Not too hard to do well in, I mostly started writing things like the day before it was due and i finished with a H2A. Honestly only thing i really disliked was having to choreograph so many routines, it can get really difficult to meet up with your group outside of uni on top of everything else. Also don't do this if you hate contemporary - it's basically like 6 weeks of that (and not like your classic contemporary, it gets pretty weird i'm ngl)

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2019

Do not choose this subject if you have no dancing experience or just know a few choreographies of some Kpop songs cuz you stan Kpop. Although it says on the handbook that this subject is available for students who have little or no dancing experience, later when you participate in the class you will find that most of your classmates are already brilliant dancers (for example, in my class, we have 26 students and nearly 19 of them have practiced dancing before, two of them even have done ballet for 8 years or so). They tend to say that "oh... I'm not so good at dancing...". BUT later, you will be shocked by how quick they learn and how perfect their moves are. Like me and friends were like: " What the..."🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️. And just because that majority of your class know how to dance, the tutor speeds up his teaching pace. For a REAL dance beginner like me, I CANNOT CATCH UP honestly. Another reason will be: I do not know how to write essays which focus on analyzing those dance elements. Thus, I quit immediately after finishing my first class. But if you are a really good dancer and also wanna do some exercises during the semester, please ignore what I said above.

Anonymous, Semester 2, 2017

Rubbish don’t do it ! If not u will regret it!

Anonymous, Semester 2, 2018

-badly run; you only spend 3 weeks on each dance and don't feel improved at all -lots of dancers in the class despite it being for non-dancers- means the pace is very fast and I couldn't keep up -don't get your assignments back until long past their due date meaning you have to complete the next assignment with no feedback -SO harsh on marking it is absurd- we aren't dancers!!! -rude teachers -disrupted the whole schedule and pushed us into swotvac because the teacher was busy one week -overall just absolute rubbish -don't do it

Anonymous, Semester 2, 2018

I don't recommend this subject at all. If you want a decent overall mark please avoid this subject. The teachers are far too strict in the assessments , i got easily -12% already from the first couple of assessments and i tried my best to fit in the group and do the choreographies the right way without any mistakes. The teachers expect you to be professional level dancer and not make any mistakes at all for a good mark (h1) for the choreography. For the small essays, the teachers were far too strict without a specific reason and i wasn't the only one complaining about it. Overall if you don't care much about marks and you want to dance then go for it. But i really don't recommend it. You may as well just go to a dance school and learn how to dance or join a dance club at uni and choose another subject where the teachers actually care about the students ( teaching useful stuff and actually giving some good marks, even if they are not H1s). Thumbs down. avoid

Anonymous, Semester 2, 2017