What is the hardest subject to study at university?
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Original post by Obiejess
Natsci!
Not trying to put you off but I have also heard it is harder for women to get anywhere in law firms. You might want to look into that. Plus you need connections regardless of gender. But then what isn't like that
Original post by ChaoticButterfly
Natsci!
Not trying to put you off but I have also heard it is harder for women to get anywhere in law firms. You might want to look into that. Plus you need connections regardless of gender. But then what isn't like that
Not trying to put you off but I have also heard it is harder for women to get anywhere in law firms. You might want to look into that. Plus you need connections regardless of gender. But then what isn't like that
True. I don't know - I really don't.
I think I'd love either.
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Original post by Obiejess
For me I couldn't study something full time and to such depth if I didn't want to learn the stuff just for myself. I like being able to understand how the universe ticks. Regardless of the job prospects I wanted to learn physics anyway and am glad I did.
Original post by ChaoticButterfly
For me I couldn't study something full time and to such depth if I didn't want to learn the stuff just for myself. I like being able to understand how the universe ticks. Regardless of the job prospects I wanted to learn physics anyway and am glad I did.
If I was rich, I'd do both
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Original post by Obiejess
Well you're not rich and as such you will have to work for a living you peon.
Original post by TaylorGang_4
Can i ask why you say this? I'm year 12 and have joined a pre-law programme cause i feel like law is most probably the degree i'm most likely to take. How is the course for you apart from the obvious and why?
People should stop listing subjects in some superfluous and imaginary hierarchy of difficulty and instead just focus on doing whatever makes them happy. Everything at university can be challenging and rewarding, so don't get hung up on what other people think of your chosen field/subject.
Dance!! 8:30 till 18:30 everyday of hard exercise and diet plans for 3 to 4 years
Maths/Physics/Engineering. some fields o biology/chem next. Those 2/3 who said medicine (prolly med students ) are idiots. They know nothing.
medicine is hard if you consider workload. but in intellectual level, it's plain dumb to the others i mentioned. Memorizing and mugging up things vs
conceptually hard is different things. All those i mentioned are conceptually 20X harder than medical school ****s
medicine is hard if you consider workload. but in intellectual level, it's plain dumb to the others i mentioned. Memorizing and mugging up things vs
conceptually hard is different things. All those i mentioned are conceptually 20X harder than medical school ****s
oops i know this was 8 years ago but i feel like veterinary medicine would be since it isn’t one species like medicine (humans) it is many species of animals yk?
Physics
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