Electrical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering.

Shrug, any time I took an exam it was under less than 6 hours of studying, and never within 6 hours of an exam.

Granted, only a B average, but I consider you all pansies!

Ahh, the advantages of reading 1,000 words/minute and having a surprisingly good ability to apply that knowledge for a week. Of course, if I had to take those exams now... well, I'd be about a D average.

Also, hate to say it, no matter how stressed or hard it seems now, you'll be finding out soon enough that the real world, comparatively, is worse. (Bachelors Degree, April 07)

  lol, I'm actually an Electrical Engineer too, but I'm not use to people bitching about EE test. Since we all go to same school we'll be bitch about FMW(field matter and waves) test, or VLSI(very large system integration) test.

 Well, my major is Mechanical Engineering but they made me take an EE class and I'm always bitching about the test and not even the test. Why does it take me 3 freaking hours just to construct a simple working circuit?

Music Studies ftw. One day I'll be up on stage rockin' out, and you guys will be paying $20 just to see me. :P

I spent a lot of time avoiding my finance and accounting studying. I think I did pretty well on them though. Done now, finished earlier today.

Good luck, everyone wants to be that person on stage and few make it.

@totalwar23

Most people(that I know at least) agree that Electrical Engineering and Chemical Engineering are the two hardest majors. So don't be surprised that it is frustrating. There is so much shit that can go wrong with circuit.

Anatomy in 8 hours. I need an A on it to keep my B in the class. Decided not to sleep so I could get more study time in. Beat that...

Tbh, I don't care about the stage. I just want to play my guitar, write some music, and not have to do anything else. They only way that'll happen, is if people pay me for it, haha. Thus, to the stage I go.