MARKED.

Pharmacy, i would say. All the difficulty of chemistry and biology rolled into one neat package.

On the low end, i'm not sure. Communications is out there. Most of the slackers in my college are in Business.

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

Communications is the top choice? LOL, try OLS or Business. And our basketball team has a lot of management majors as well, like Robbie Hummel

Well, I didn't mean to offend anybody by saying that Communications was easy.  I'm a civil engineering and had to take an a couple of introductory communication courses (including interpersonal), so I don't have an accurate idea of what communications actually is.  I will gladly dis business majors though because if they are running something more complicated than a lemonade stand then don't really understand how their business operates.

Not sure what business school is like, but I'm majoring in MicroEconomics, Management Science, and it's not easy.

At all.

P.S. I hate econometrics.

Which one can I submit my thesis on the Political Affiliations of Subway? I went in recently and noticed they had portion control trays now. Subway also advertises all footlong subs equal but Roast Beef and the Irtalian BMT are priced 1 $ higher and toasted subs were more. All subs though have no right to specific condiments or mixes, which is to give the apperance of equality. It is regulated though to make all subs equal which would be Totalirian. The 6$s and Toasted subs recieve special treatment too. I declare it an Oligarchy of Communism. I was discussing this in line waiting for my Roast Beef sub and the guy just said "Actually it's because the Roast Beef costs more to make" and the other people were giving me strange stares. NO JOKE FOR ONCE

Congrats on getting through it, I'll be finishing my undergrad this december then on to grad school next year...

Whats management science?

Me =(

I have no dreams.