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(Original post by Pn94)
Astronomy

Am I only the only one who loves astronomy?


But I'd have to say systems and control. we done a mock gcse and it was HARD oh and the coursework is pretty hard too as well.

[kates12]

I found the sciences hardest personally. They were the only ones I properly revised for. Ended up with As though. In comparison to A Levels, GCSEs are easy.

[JediArron]

History
Maths
Science
English

The most accademically challenging according to the Exam boards

[Kimiechi]

ART. Why oh why did I take it?? It took up all my time, and unless you actually like drawing (which I didn't mind before, and now hate) it's absolutely awful. It might not have been so bad over two years, but I did an intensive one year course and spent literally ALL of my free time doing artist study after artist study, and observational drawing after observational drawing -_-

[siwelmail]

(Original post by Blob2491)
It depends how much work you put in
I'd say Art or Maths for me

maths is the ****ing easiest.

[htebharas]

(Original post by Helloworld_95)
Any GCSE with controlled assessment

Completely true, they drag your mark down like hell...

[Scribblet]

Latin. /Thread.

[Blob2491]

(Original post by siwelmail)
maths is the ****ing easiest.

not if you're retarded

[Pi!]

I found Expressive Arts hardest because I can't act.

[estudiante_numero1]

Personally, it has to be Latin. My second choice would be English Literature, due to the timings of the exam.

[magap]

(Original post by und)


I would say a language like Cantonese though, because it would be extremely difficult to master in two years!

I do Japanese and picked it up in year 7. It's actually not that bad. The grammar and stuff is so much simpler than other languages that you learn though, the most complicated sentence i've ever done is 'my hobbies are watching football, watching films and listening to music, among other things'.

[und]

(Original post by magap)
I do Japanese and picked it up in year 7. It's actually not that bad. The grammar and stuff is so much simpler than other languages that you learn though, the most complicated sentence i've ever done is 'my hobbies are watching football, watching films and listening to music, among other things'.

I've been learning French since Year 7 and my most complicated sentence is a hell of a lot more complicated than that! I've also been learning Russian since Year 8, and the grammar is ridiculously complicated.

[AspiringGenius]

English Literature- by a country mile for me.

[Firecrackerchild]

History.
The amount of content you need to know + time in which to write it. Saying that I MISS history GCSE! It was easy compared to AS!!

Food Technology.
Made about a dozen lasagnes, wrote the same thing in the analysis stuff changing the key word each time. -.-
Then I had to learn about fish. Basically the coursework and the fact that everyone was like 'cooking right' NO NO, I LEARNT ABOUT FISH AND HAD TO SAY WHAT THE EFFECT WAS OF USING A DIFFERENT KIND OF CHEESE WAS. Grrr.

[omnomnom:)]

Procrastination... It get's in the way of ALL my subjects but tbh I think the hardest GCSE is Math

[siwelmail]

(Original post by Blob2491)
not if you're retarded

lololol okay

[mevidek]

(Original post by Baddream)
I was just wondering, what do you guys think the hardest GCSE is?
I know they're probably nothing compared to A-Levels but I just wanted to know

I'd say law. It is ridiculously difficult for a soft subject.

[yulovemeonly]

I think French and Btec Dance because its so much work to do

[crazycake93]

Electronics. The course is soo huge but we only learrn about 1/10 of it intime for the exam.

The exam is worth 40% of the grade

[mathew551]

Applied Business Studies. The coursework is massive, there's two units of it and it's so boring.