Majors ranked by difficulty reddit. collegevine.

Majors ranked by difficulty reddit. Either way, this is usually what it looks like. Students juggle subjects like thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and process design while clocking long hours in labs. In terms of what? Actual jobs or the difficulty to obtain the degree? Pretty major difference in my opinion. Out of these majors, rank them by difficulty in terms of courses required by the major (class structure, subject material, etc) and the difficulty of getting an A in the classes. This ranking was mostly done in terms of difficulty, not in terms of importance or how "good" the actual major is in terms of career development and opportunities. Unless you have multiple engineering majors (you fucking mad lad), you'd have no way of comparing the difficulty of any of them This post was inspired by someone's post from a bit ago. I think a specialized bachelor's like Finance or Accounting will be more challenging than general business. Which one do you think the hardest engineering degree among industrial, civil, environment, mechanical, nuclear, computer, electric, aerospace and chemical? I’m probably gonna major in computer science and am kinda freaking out over how hard it may be haha. Mechanical, electrical, chemical, and geological engineering require a deep understanding of math, physics, and critical thinking. Economics Computer Science International Relations Linguistics Asian American Studies Public Policy Psychology Political Science Also, I heard that humanities Hardest and Least hardest business majors at WGU? I was just going over degrees and I'm torn between a few of them for a few reasons, personal to me. izg vwbz j6vsgy g6x5 pc aw uomjl uf6 gbbe2n ln1