| ManusJustus said: Hardest - Chemistry, not only do you have to master math and physics, but there is loads of memorization Easiest - Communications, easy course work that is common sense to many people in my opinion |
Bullshit. I'm a communications major (Mass Communication) and the course work is comprehensive. You think it's just common sense? Go into an Quantitative Methods of Communication exam blind, and see if that common sense helps.
Try to go into a studio production class not knowing how to operate the various programs needed for professional editing. Yea....common sense. Common sense will teach you how to work the finer details of Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro.
Even things about persuasion. You'd think "I'll convince this person of my argument, and thus...persuasion!" No, there are many factors that you have to learn and how to apply them to get a good grade in Purdue's COM318 class. The only class where common sense let me get a good grade was COM212 - Interpersonal Communication...talking to others. Other than that, you may think you have a grasp on certain topics...but common sense will only get you through chapter one.
Hardest - everyone's pretty much said that engineering is the hardest, and going to Purdue, I'm exposed to that all the time. I heard biochemical engineering was the hardest amongst engineering. However, I also heard pharmacy is extremely hard. And I know for one that Purdue's pharmacy only allows like 100 students into the program each year
Easiest - Elementary Education. Nuff said
