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Easiest: bio 1 (got a 100on every test including final)
Hardest: ochem 1 (first B)
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Engineer, math, and physics majors laugh at every post ITT
About 1/3 of the posts have mentioned an upper year math, physics or engineering class (that only a math, engineering or physics major would take) as their hardest class. I can't imagine the average Bio major saying "Going to take complex analysis, yolo" 0_O
I posted Complex Analysis, I was a math major, and I laughed a lot of these posts.
I posted Real Analysis or Topology and was a Math major. Complex Analysis is the only math class I got an A in (I never attended any of my lectures, and I didn't study either). I can hardly laugh at what someone else finds difficult. My ex-girlfriend thought her quantitative methods for sociology class was difficult while I was sitting there trying to figure out what the Heine-Borel theorem was about. Doesn't mean it wasn't difficult for her.
While you seem like an optimistic person, that's not how it works.
Thermodynamics is objectively more difficult than sociology, where you would have to intentionally study the wrong information just to get something under an A
Yeah, I know some physics majors who can barely tie their shoes, much less tackle a 25 page sociology paper.
Sometimes, too much value is based on science classes. Some (at least one) on SDN have had the sentiment that only hard science majors should get into medical school -_-. There's a lot to the humanities and social sciences that people need to explore.Exactly. I think that numerous people ITT would be surprised about how much logical thinking and analysis skills a rigorous sociology, philosophy or literature class requires.
Yep! I've done quite a bit of math, and more recently some philosophy, and there's a lot of logical thinking that's common to both. It always bothers me when people make fun of "easy" majors -- difficulty is relative, and there are many science/math/engineering majors who couldn't think critically about a written work to save their lives.Exactly. I think that numerous people ITT would be surprised about how much logical thinking and analysis skills a rigorous sociology, philosophy or literature class requires.
Bio I was crazy hard for me too......Gymnosperms and Angiosperms? Zygomycota? Platyhelminthes? WHAT?Easiest: Biochem I
Hardest: Gen Bio I
...I think I'm weird...
Easiest: Introduction to Medical Careers (Simple, informative, and necessary to graduate)
Hardest: Mathematical Logic and Proof. You take it after you take Calc II, and I was not too keen about waking up at 4 to commute to school in order to make it to class (the professor literally just read off the slides)
Maths will be the death of meWait, your easiest class wasn't transformations?
I tell you what. I'm looking forward to not resting my eyes on a single physics equation for an entire year after physics II is over.Maths will be the death of me