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Physics 1, BioChem, and Calculus.... I hated those classes. They were the only ones i really had to study for and even seek help for. all the other bio, chem, and physics courses were easy compared to those. ugh, just thinking about calc and phys makes me nauseous. |
The worst/hardest class I ever took was actually a GEOGRAPHY class...Weather and Climate. I took it because I needed another out-of-department science and I thought it would be easy - but the professor was AWFUL. Everyone in that class did terrible on and the professor basically ended up giving everyone a 40-point curve on the final because no one did well! I'm a nut - I loved my calculus classes - but calc 2 was pretty challenging! |
Definitely chemistry :eek::thumbdown |
Engineering Physics! On top of hating the class, I had a midterm that had one part marked wrong when it was definitely right. So I went to the professor's office later to get it corrected and he reamed me out about how my marks should be higher and why am I not studying more :rolleyes: First and last time I went to his office lol. |
Calculus, hands down. While I was taking it, I used to refer to it as the creation of satan. :eek: |
Classes that were hard because they were really boring and I didn't pay attention... a lot of them. Classes that were hard, but I loved them and was proud of my grades: Differential Equations and Probability. Whoop-cha. Fond memory: my Differential Equations midterm had three questions on it, and ninety minutes to answer them. 70 minutes into the test, the TAs announced that there was an error in the first problem that made it unsolvable. If looks could kill, those test proctors would have evaporated on the spot. Fond memory II, same class: a girl had a nervous breakdown in the middle of a test, and sobbed hysterically for ten minutes before handing her paper in. |
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