Rank these subjects in terms of...

Rank these subjects in terms of how much of a mickey mouse subject they are:

Psychology
Sociology
Law
Media
Drama
Food Technology
Business Studies
Citizenship

Rank them from most mickey mouse to least mickey mouse.

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Reply 1

Mehhhh

Most
Food tech
Citizenship
Business studies
Drama
Law (don't know much about this as a GCSE/A level)
Media
Sociology
Psychology
Least

Reply 2

ChemistryChic

Most
Citizenship
Business studies
Media
Food Tech
Drama
Sociology
Law
Psychology
Least

Reply 3

RainReader

As always, it depends on what you plan on doing after taking the subject. You are also unlikely to get a list devoid of bias.

(edited 10 years ago)

Reply 4

AwkwardLemur

You can do a qualification in Citizenship?!? I thought that was just like PSHE in the morning :tongue:

Reply 5

WomenFartLoads

Original post by AwkwardLemur

You can do a qualification in Citizenship?!? I thought that was just like PSHE in the morning :tongue:

It basically is lol

Reply 6

tory88

Original post by WomenFartLoads

Rank these subjects in terms of how much of a mickey mouse subject they are:

Psychology
Sociology
Law

Business Studies

Rank them from most mickey mouse to least mickey mouse.

At GCSE:

Citizenship
Media
Food Technology
Drama
Law
Sociology
Business Studies
Psychology

Reply 7

ElGenioEstúpido

Original post by WomenFartLoads

Most
Citizenship
Media
Food Technology
Sociology
Business Studies
Law
Psychology
Drama
Least

(edited 10 years ago)

Reply 8

username851717

Most
Media
Food tech
Drama
Citizenship
Business studies
Sociology
Psychology
Law
Least

Reply 9

WomenFartLoads

Original post by ElGenioEstúpido

Most
Citizenship
Media
Food Technology
Sociology
Business Studies
Psychology
Drama
Least

You missed out Law?

Reply 10

ElGenioEstúpido

Original post by WomenFartLoads

You missed out Law?

Oh sorry

I'll just edit it.

Reply 11

WomenFartLoads

Some interesting responses so far :smile:

Let's add these 4 to the list:

Leisure And Tourism
Hospitality
Child Development
Economics

Reply 12

Flauta

Original post by WomenFartLoads

Some interesting responses so far :smile:

Let's add these 4 to the list:

Leisure And Tourism
Hospitality
Child Development
Economics

Not aware that economics has ever been a considered mickey mouse subject, it's on the respected a-levels lists for a lot of universities.

Reply 13

WomenFartLoads

Original post by Flauta

Not aware that economics has ever been a considered mickey mouse subject, it's on the respected a-levels lists for a lot of universities.

Ok, let's replace economics with dance lol

Reply 14

Robbie242

Original post by WomenFartLoads

Some interesting responses so far :smile:

Let's add these 4 to the list:

Leisure And Tourism
Hospitality
Child Development
Economics

Economics is harddddddd. I'm finding it harder than maths

Most
Food Technology
Leisure And Tourism
Hospitality
Child Development
Dance
Media
Law
Citizenship
Drama
Business Studies
Sociology
Psychology
Least

Reply 15

WomenFartLoads

Here's what I think:

MOST
Hospitality - I've never studied it, but it sounds ridiculous
Citizenship - I did this as a short course and it was a complete waste of time
Leisure And Tourism - At least it specifies an area, but still sounds ridiculous
Media - Pretty mickey mouse...
Dance - Can't imagine a written exam for it
Food Technology - Requires a skill, but not much effort compared to others
Business Studies - Never done it so this is just a guess
Drama - Really easy although it requires at least some talent
Sociology - I found it easy, but it does require a bit more work than many of the others
Child Development - No idea, but it just sounds like a sub-category of Psychology
Psychology - Requires lots of work
Law - I can't see why this (or Psychology) are regarded as soft
LEAST

Reply 16

Flauta

Original post by WomenFartLoads

Here's what I think:
Law - I can't see why this (or Psychology) are regarded as soft

I did Law GCSE, was pretty much just common sense and AFAIK (someone prove me wrong, just what I've been told) doesn't give an accurate portrayal of how the legal system really works.

Reply 17

WomenFartLoads

Original post by Flauta

I did Law GCSE, was pretty much just common sense and AFAIK (someone prove me wrong, just what I've been told) doesn't give an accurate portrayal of how the legal system really works.