What prompted you to take all the FACS classes?

• A. A love for design and fashion
• B. The school required them
• C. To improve math skills
• D. To satisfy a science requirement

Answer: (A)

The underlying idea is that you pursue a sequence of courses when a personal interest in the subject drives you. In FACS, a genuine love for design and fashion makes sense as the main motivation because those classes typically explore textiles, garment construction, and style concepts. When the interest is internal, you’re more likely to want to dive into every related course to deepen your skills and knowledge. If the push came from the school requirement, the motive would be external and you might not continue beyond what’s required, even if other options exist. Similarly, aiming to improve math skills or to satisfy a science requirement doesn’t align with what FACS is designed to teach, since its emphasis is on consumer sciences, design, and practical skills rather than math or science alone. So a passion for design and fashion best explains taking all the FACS classes.