Time =/= difficulty. I don't think art majors understand just how hard any of the engineering majors are. There's a reason they have the highest "drop out" rate (students giving up and changing to a less hellish major). Most don't even make it past Calculus II.

Let me point this out: As a pharmacy major, I can assure you that you don't understand exactly how much work science majors have to do.

We also are assigned "multiple homeworks each session", and IF you cheat, you will most likely fail your classes since you can't pass your exams without studying and focusing on each homework assignment. And we also have to spend a "fuckload of money" to complete our homework, since most of it is done online through programs that cost over $100 each per quarter.

While you have easy subjects that require time and money, we have difficult subjects that require time and money.

I'm a bio student, if you cheat you get kicked out.
That said, shit's pretty easy, you just need to study at the right time and do what's required and you should get a first.

I think it's easier for say subjects like Physics (I was considering taking it as my degree, but I didn't do maths at HS, only physics so I lacked the requirement, even though I know how to into maths - things work a little different in the UK) because it's more straightforward (until your masters/phd )

I think art subjects require more working time, sciences seem to take less because it's all about understanding and doing some memorizing. That doesn't mean they're harder. But hey, having to come up with a creative idea can be as hard as having to understand why you can't scratch your really itchy nose in lab practicals. kek

Well I'm not saying that other majors are easier than my major.

I just simply pointed out that art major or any art related major is not THAT easy and simple.

Sorry pal, I misunderstood the tone of your comment. I agree art majors aren't THAT easy.

Time =/= difficulty. I don't think art majors understand just how hard any of the engineering majors are. There's a reason they have the highest "drop out" rate (students giving up and changing to a less hellish major). Most don't even make it past Calculus II.

Let me point this out: As a pharmacy major, I can assure you that you don't understand exactly how much work science majors have to do.

We also are assigned "multiple homeworks each session", and IF you cheat, you will most likely fail your classes since you can't pass your exams without studying and focusing on each homework assignment. And we also have to spend a "fuckload of money" to complete our homework, since most of it is done online through programs that cost over $100 each per quarter.

While you have easy subjects that require time and money, we have difficult subjects that require time and money.

I'm a bio student, if you cheat you get kicked out.
That said, shit's pretty easy, you just need to study at the right time and do what's required and you should get a first.

I think it's easier for say subjects like Physics (I was considering taking it as my degree, but I didn't do maths at HS, only physics so I lacked the requirement, even though I know how to into maths - things work a little different in the UK) because it's more straightforward (until your masters/phd )

I think art subjects require more working time, sciences seem to take less because it's all about understanding and doing some memorizing. That doesn't mean they're harder. But hey, having to come up with a creative idea can be as hard as having to understand why you can't scratch your really itchy nose in lab practicals. kek

Well I'm not saying that other majors are easier than my major.

I just simply pointed out that art major or any art related major is not THAT easy and simple.

Sorry pal, I misunderstood the tone of your comment. I agree art majors aren't THAT easy.

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I have to look forward to another 3 semesters of math involving Calc 3, Differential Equations, and Numerical methods.

Those are technically just Gen-Eds.

This shit better be worth it,

not majoring in flipping burgers*

You got a lot of thumbs, was this a joke/reference I don't get or did people just think it was a good answer? lol

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