Medicine, sis

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Went from Philosophy to Biomedical. The difference is just

Bye bitch

I'm taking a course in it and this homework I'm doing is so ****ing hard I can't

I'm in the sophomore year of economics, easy af so far, so I also started chemistry this year. We'll see about that in a few months

Film/Media

Communications/Media and probably something commerce related like marketing or management.

Sis... At any respectable institution History and Languages are not easy... French is a very difficult language to master at a higher level and if you were to take language A-levels here in the UK you would crumble.

Why would someone choose to get a degree in gender/women studies...

Surely all of that would be encompassed in a sociology degree anyway?

Poli Sci
Psychology
Sociology
Anthropology

I'm majoring in Economics and it's pretty easy until you get to doing econometrics, that stuff is the pits

You should just do what you enjoy and it will be a good experience. I did Business Management for my Bachelor's and I didn't enjoy it much but the curriculum is not very heavy. However, it was difficult to get good marks as most of the modules were assessed by essays which in my view are 1) too subjective, 2) the marks you get are hard to justify, 3) generally a bad practice to assess people's overall knowledge on the subject.

So for me, doing a major that requires a definite answer as assessment is much easier cause you either get it right or you don't. It really depends on what you enjoy most.

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Every class I've ever taken in college has been decently easy except for Advanced Calculus, Abstract Algebra, and Artificial Intelligence

Easiest were the Philosophy classes I took because all I had to do was show up so I'd guess Philosophy.

What are you doing exactly nnn

I'm in intermediate micro rn and it's OK. Intermediate macro snatched my wig but I made it through with a B+. The intro courses were easy but I did take Econ in high school so that may have helped.