Hardest school subect you''ve ever studied?

Most people say Specialist math is so friggin hard (I don't blame them) but personally I reckon unit 3/4 chemistry really twists my head...HARD!
Which subject do you reckon is hard?

AP chem was hard for me (especially when i don't focus... we had a very social 10 people in that class, including me)

And HP pre calc, ONLY because the teacher was not very good at teaching (in my opinion).

Everything else is fine. I need to see what is in store for me this senior year =)

Algebra, by far. I've only managed to pull a B- in that class while all of my other classes were high B's and A's. The concepts were hard to grasp, even with extra help and no amount of explainations could save me.

Chemistry is a close second though. The teacher gave us 50 questions to do in the book like every 2 nights. Repetitive calculation crap, too -.-

Quantum Physics.

No, actually enough, some of my nursing classes are super hard. But what makes it ok is that I want and need to actually learn this stuff. So its ok.

Well, I take medium-level classes (Honors/AP, no IB), but I'd hazard that Drawing and Painting will be among the hardest classes I'll take simply because I suck at drawing. Oh, and Honors English is way too much busywork for me to handle without losing at least a few hours of sleep.

Everything else is pretty easy.

I could never get past Geometry. I took it once in 9th grade and failed it. Then I took a semester of it in 10th grade and failed it, got put back into Algebra. Then in the 12th grade I was put into Geometry yet again, and still couldn't get the hand of it.

I really just don't care about measuring circles.

Physics I, because of the damn teacher. She was a peach, seriously. I remember that during an exam, there was a problem to calculate something with momentum or whatever. It consisted of three blocks (with wheels) getting pulled. The problem asked for us to calculate the speed (or something) the block in first place.

I (and a lot of other students) calculated the red, which is in FIRST PLACE. We got the problem wrong, because to the teacher, the green one was the one in first place. After we got the exam we tried explaining to her how the red one is in first place. She said we were wrong and I barely passed the subject. I got a 70, anything below that is failing.

Physics seems interesting, but with a teacher like her, I hated the subject.

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[SIZE="2"]Yeah... really bad decision. I'm not picking courses to study together with my friends ever again.[/SIZE]

In high school, the hardest class I had was calculus.

In university, the hardest class I had was electromagnetism & particle physics. Nearly cried two days before the final because I didn't understand much of the electromagnetism stuff, but then I torrented the solutions manual for the book and I was saved.

Math B or English

When I moved to spain 4 years ago, Spanish (Literature & Grammar). Who knew it was so damn complicated. You won't know how difficult it is unless you actually go there and take the subject (unless you're in South America)

Spanish is a tough subject, but for some reason I found it a lot easier than English. o.O English vocabulary and stuff is just a real pain.

The hardest subject for me has to be any form of history. I have a HUGE dislike for the subject, and all my teachers have failed at epic porpotions on it as well. That, followed by advanced biology. All the terminology for everything seems to hard to register in my mind for some reason. I really like the subject, but I suck at it.

I've always sucked at anything Geometry related, I don't know why because I usually get a decent grade in math but Geometry just sucks D:

On that note, History ftw .

I've always sucked at anything Geometry related, I don't know why because I usually get a decent grade in math but Geometry just sucks D:

On that note, History ftw .

I feel you on this one. Geometry is something I always failed for some reason. That's why my math grades aren't good this semester </3.

English and Chemistry are my favourite, partially because I have an A on both.

Hardest.... hmm... History I guess, cause I don't really give a pineapple about presidents and such.


Math can be hard.. but I also think its entertaining.

Spanish, because I'm not interested in learning it. I was forced to take 3 and a half years of it. 1/2 a year of Exploratory, 1 year as an introduction, Spanish 1 and Spanish 2. I'd rather learn something more interesting, like Japanese or Italian. =]

Edit: I equally hate Bio. But last year my teacher made the class interesting, he just told stories almost the whole hour and a half block. I passed my Bio NYS Regents with a 78, not bad. =P

VHDL

Man screw programming

French. I have been taking it since 5th grade and I still don't know how to speak it. I hate it.

Irony hits me hard >_>

i used to be good at math and liked it alot, but once i hit my first statistics class (at age 16 mind you) i absolutely hated math and all it stood for. The more you think about it, there is no use for high levels of math in everyday life. Hell even the president probably doesnt know how to do half the stuff in a college math class, and hes the fricken president. <_<

College Chemistry can go screw itself, even the first semester. I hated it. I will never, EVER take chemistry again.