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Nope. Easiest would have to be industrial, civil, and biomedical. Harder ones are mechanical, electrical, and chemical.
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Chemical I heard is no joke.
Oh good, this discussion again.
Chemical or electrical I imagine.
I think pure mathematics may be harder
At my university I think that mathematics or physics can be more cerebral, but they both lack the workload and very wide scope of content in chemical engineering.
Great thread, OP! 🙄
inb4 everyone claims their major is hardest
oh wait
inb4 everyone claims their major is hardest
oh wait
I took the engineering physics, i thought it was far easier than chemistry...I guess its just what your strengths are.
Then again my lowest grades in college were my Spanish classes.
Then again my lowest grades in college were my Spanish classes.
I did aero engineering. It was hard, but I would say chemical engineering, mathematics, and maybe physics would be harder. But that's just me.
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This is the truth. Those are the big 3 for difficulty. If someone can't cut it in one of those they move to civil or materials engineering before switching out of engineering.
Literature was one of the bad ones at my school (physics and chem were worse than engineering from friends majoring in them). I think it depends on your strengths and weaknesses, as well as what you need to get a job after you finish (our engineering department was a 5-year program with several internships that almost guarenteed you a job with over a 2.0)...
