[LaBellaVita1994]

I can't really make wonderful suggestions, considering that I don't know how you feel about each of these types of sciences. HOWEVER...

Since you dislike science, I picked the three courses I thought would be the most easy:

Intro to Geology (3 hrs) -- This seems easy because it is an introductory course, and as far as I know, geology is all about rocks and the earth, right? And it's only a one-semester class (I'm assuming), so I really can't see how this class would be insanely difficult or stressful for you. I mean, it's ROCKS. However, it may be boring...

Humans And The Environment (3 hrs) -- This seems easy because it seems like a basic class, and it also seems kind of interesting.

Human Biology (3 hrs) -- I say take this one, because it seems like basic human bio---you know, cells, viruses, body parts and functions. However, if you're terrible at this sort of thing...then take physics. I didn't initially suggest physics because physics is a LOT of applied math, and I'm not sure how good you are at that. If you are good, then take physics---otherwise, take bio. It seems pretty basic.

Bio Lab (1 hr) -- Again, this seems like a basic bio lab course. Like the bio course you took in high school, but slightly more advanced.

If you take these 4 courses, you have 10 hours in total. I tried to pick what seemed the easiest to me, so hopefully I helped at least a tiny bit.

[RyanPm40]

What kind of school requires that much science for a graphic design major? I'd just not go to that school, honestly. Sounds like an outrageous waste of time!

.. but, anyways, to choose I would just ask myself, "which sciences were I best at in high-school?" and then choose based on that! Which things are you more interested in?? In high-school, I was more of a biology student than any other science class. To me, that makes sense why I preferred the physiology portion of my Anatomy and Physiology college course due to it being more about chemical processes, rather than the boring parts of the body :P. What is easy depends on the type of student you are!

Luckily, I've heard that basic science classes for non-science majors tend to be a lottt easier than the required science courses for people who are majoring in sciences, so hopefully you should be good!