6 Ontario University Classes With Names So Weird They Sound Fake

Learn witchcraft and poker 101.
Contributing Writer

Attending class doesn't actually have to be boring.

There are multiple Ontario University classes you can take that are so weird they actually sound fake. 

From classes that teach you how to play poker, to English courses that let you study your favourite Harry Potter books, you can actually turn your hobby into a credit. 

If you're looking to spice up your next semester, you might want to take a look at some of these courses. 

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Witchcraft, Magic and Occult Traditions

School: uOttawa 

Why You Need To Enroll: You can explore the rich history of witchcraft, magic, and occult culture in this course. 

Popular Potter

School: University of Waterloo

Why You Need To Enroll: You'll get to read and discuss all seven Harry Potter books, a die-hard fan's dream.

Poker 101

School: uOttawa 

Why You Need To Enroll: Master the game of poker and learn about the intricate mathematics involved. 

Gal Pals

School: University Of Windsor 

Why You Need To Enroll: Explore, discuss, read, and discover the meaning of friendship for women.

Caring Clown

School: Ryerson University 

Why You Need To Enroll: Learn how to be a clown and use your talents to help improve the lives of long-term residents. 

Rap Poetics 

School: University of Toronto 

Why You Need To Enroll: You can study every inch of rap lyrics and rhetoric. 

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