[informavoracious]

I am curious that he encouraged joining an atheist club to ask hard questions but to avoid English and Sociology. Maybe because the club won't affect his GPA.

I liked nothing better to ask the hard questions of Commie professors in liberal courses. In some cases, the points made by a conservative student in these classes will be the only exposure to conservative thinking the others will have in their college experience.

[IronJack]

You’ve got the right idea. Hold these fools up to public scrutiny and demand integrity in their arguments. Let the world see how flimsy their “logic” is.

[RansomOttawa]

I am curious that he encouraged joining an atheist club to ask hard questions but to avoid English and Sociology. Maybe because the club won't affect his GPA.

I took the question to mean extracurricular groups, while Adams' advice was to avoid English or sociology as courses of study. Hanging out with the atheists at a weekly club meeting, and essentially living in a toxic intellectual environment for four years, are different things.

Ironicaly, from my perspective, I have an English degree. I enjoyed my schooling immensely. I would do it again. Except that I wouldn't: 20 years ago my profs valued open discussion and diversity of opinion, but it appears that the intellectual climate on campus has chilled considerably since the mid-1990s.