HARDEST DEGREE TO GET Comparison : Is YOUR Degree On This List?
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- No one goes to college expecting to catch up on sleep, so it might not come as a surprise many college students don't sleep enough at night. In fact, one study found that about 70 percent of college students are lacking in this department. What might surprise you is the college major you choose may have a big impact on how much sleep you get. Here are some of the hardest degrees in college that are giving students sleepless nights.
As of today, there are hundreds, perhaps more than 250+ courses all together offered all around the world. Every student aspires to pursue a course that will shape their career. Yes, some courses are considered to be one of the most difficult courses in the world. A difficult course, as the name suggests, requires sheer hard work, willpower, and effort. The level of competition among students to get into these courses is high and requires preparation and commitment.
According to one review, among the most difficult are the “hard science” majors, as well as many of the engineering fields. Towards the middle are majors like journalism, philosophy, and public policy. At the very bottom, that is the easiest majors, we have majors like education, hospitality management, and counseling psychology.
The difficult courses in the world shouldn’t stop you from pursuing and applying for a course of your choice. We hope this video will give you an idea of how challenging the subjects you’re considering could be when studying them in higher education, helping you make a more informed decision about choosing the course that’s best for you!
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I laughed so hard when I saw international business higher on the list than computer engineering
It is... both have something easy and hard you can't either say that International business is easier because you have to be language master when your in IB. international business majors have to learn literally so many languages which is no joke from chinese to arabic, from spanish to french and so on it's not as easy as you are thinking. I have seen some IB curriculum they literally have to learn 6 to 10 different languages during their degree besides languages you have to be very passionate and consistent to learn other's cultures from around the globe. From learning Global Economics to International Finance etc.
@@nycto16 Absolute BS. International Business is a piece of cake in front of Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering
Edit: Just give a try to *EMag fields* forget about learning, you wouldn't even able to understand what's going on, it's like calculus 3 on steroids.
@@lambda1004 Calc 2 is da worst
@@nycto16 bs
@@lambda1004 piece of cake? International Business is so hard it covers a lot of things... calculus 3? You wouldn't even able to understand Chinese do you even know a single word of Chinese? they don't only have to be verbally good but they have to write all the things in different languages. Not only this I don't even want to talk about Global Economics and Econometrics.
I think we can safely say that this is wildly inaccurate, as someone who's studied business, finance, and accounting, they are in no way more difficult than maths or statistics.
Stats seems easier than accounting but everyone is different.
Is accounting hard? I thought it was an easy subject compared to other ones
@@lazerfreeze7023 I changed my math major from stats to general because probability with calculus just couldn’t click. Maybe if I had another go then I’d be able to understand moment generating functions and all the rules but it was tough.
I think this list was made by an accounting major.
stats is less numbers more data, and i find it easier then regular math
Nursing 82% difficulty 😂😂😂😂😂 medicine 56% can't stopped laughing
I know😂!!!! Considering my degree was five years. Two years in foundation practice and now started speciality training in Emergency Medicine which will take 3-7 years to reach consultant level.... but yet they think nursing is harder😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫....
@@mrK29011 Lol
Completely Mis order this is insane as crazy😂😂😂
Being a Surgeon is easier than being a nurse apparently 😂nothing on nurses but if being a doctor was easier, we’d have way more doctors. Cracked me up.
Remember, memorizing scientific names of trees is not easy 😂
As a med student, I’m proud to know that my degree is of ‘69%’ difficulty
And suddenly nursing is harder than medicine
but the subjects we had to learn are harder tho Lol like molecular biology, microbiology, genetics etc hahaha
Is medicine difficult?
@@aaww6094 not at all !! you can take an exam easily tomorrow after sleeping all day hehe No practical No stress No anxiety Always having a party or hanging out
@@ukochenlele do you have ways to study medicine very well, why sometimes we study hard , and we don't get high degrees , and about comparison when I see some students get degrees higher than me, I feel disappointed, what is the solution for this?
Nursing degree , far more difficult than a medical doctors degree ? That can't be right 😷
You need to have a good foundation in biochemistry, chemistry, zoology, microbiology, plant science, mathematics, statistics, physiology, biology, physics, genetics and molecular biology in order to study medicine.
@@rottweilerexpress you need to be a good actor, like in catch me if you can.
Yep, this whole list seems wrong to me!
I'd really like to know the resources from which this list was made out of!
@@rottweilerexpress actually its a basic foundation.
Source: Trust me bro
I clicked on it thinking there would be some explanation and then he just started listing them and I thought "based on what?"
I am a Chem Engineering major and when I had finished, I knew I had achieved something amazingly difficult. Especially Chem E thermodynamics and Mass Tranfer, and the Senior Comprehensive Exam! Also, the national design contest problem, which took a month working past midnight almost every day. Also, we had to do our own programming, so we were burning the candle at both ends.
aww i love your career
I was Chem E myself, switched to mechanical engineering, I'd both are equally hard the differences are in perspectives.
ohhh! i just started to study chem engineering it is really feeling difficult TT
Thermodynamics for me was quite boring at times... Not super difficult, but it was hard to keep my concentration.
@@sirena7116he problem is that its really really abstract. Especially the topic humidity/humid air. Man, the mollier diagram saved me so much pain. Also fluid mechanics and the infamous navier stokes equation, viscosity of non newtonian fluids and flow geometry can be fucked up.
Also this list is utter bullshit. Computer science before finance? This is some finance or economics guy who tries to cope woth the fact, that his degree isnt that hard.
Im in computer science and theres no freaking way it's harder than MATH. I was good at math growing up but taking math classes that are required for my major have all been way tougher than my CS courses
I think Statistics, Mathematics and Computer Engineering would be harder than Economics. As an Economics student myself, I know the subject is hard but damn, the students in those other subjects work harder and give more efforts than I do. Just my 2 cent analysis...
As a econ student as well I have to agree math econ is only as advanced as some calc 3 and linier algebra. comp sci and mathematics majors do much more complex math that I had to learn for econ.
Computer engineering and computer science isn't all that difficult to me, I don't know this just doesn't seem accurate
Macroeconomics is hard tho but for me, accounting is harder
I’m double majoring in econ and math (with a concentration in stats) and I definitely consider econ to be the easier one. However, it does depend on a person. I know people who struggled more in intro to econ than in advanced math classes
The level of complexity of economics can greatly vary depending on the university.
The most inaccurate list I have ever seen
He could have put them in a completely random order and it would probably be more accurate
Yep, they're on here. I'm about to continue my journey late next year to major in astrophysics and chemistry (I am passionate about both of those), after planning on joining the Army this year. Math hasn't been my forte, but it's something I'm working on to get better before going back to college to hopefully pass those challenging classes.
Wow nice congrats
I would just like to say that the scope of business related functions varies greatly. High accounting/finance as we’ll refer to it (management consulting, investment banking, management science) is both as technical and interdisciplinary as it gets. On the other end, you have people who are basically communication majors and make PowerPoints or send emails for homework. Just depends.
LMAO really Zoology is higher then most engineering 😂😂 “ involves serval math and science intensive classes”. Buddy engineering degrees are literally 99% math, science, and physics.
If you are talking about honours then you are wrong
Yes and Zoology is learning animal names too
@@efranwolfram no just that , cellbiology, biotech, genetics, biochemistry and immunology too .
@@noman2417 too easy lmao
@@64-bit63 no lmao
this list is def wrong. the too ones should be almost all engineering,physics,math,chemistry and doctoring. How the hell is finance more harder than aerospace
ikr, how is nursing harder than medicine????
This data is definitely wrong... As per my experience... Music is even difficult than Rocket science...
@@rohansahare3719 nice lie ahahahaha
@@tasbirmiah5247 it's a joke
@@haruyanto8085 Thanks for pointing out the obvious!
As a person currently studying Zoology after previously studying Nuclear Engineering I am surprised to even see Zoology on this list. It does have a lot of complex bio/chem courses involved, but for me Nuclear Engineering was more challenging with the engineering/physics courses.
Is Zoology interesting tho? I am thinking about taking it
@@tobealonewithyouwhat’s interesting is LGBT existence
@@nano0110 Wow imagine having so much hatred that you can't resist
Obviously the difficulty of subjects differ depending on your university. But I study mathematics in Ireland. Everyone in my major takes statistic modules to bump up our grades because maths is too hard. We also avoid theoretical physics modules because they bring down our grade.
I'd say the main issue for the inaccuracies is that this survey probably wasn't conducted using a standardised scale. Like... If I was a student doing Nursing, how would I rate my major in terms of difficulty? 1-10 scale? In comparison to (insert major), but if you're comparing, comparing it to what? Another major that I don't study?
Also, the data was retrieved from students... That's already super biased.
The struggling students will say its the hardest subject ever, the excelling students will say its the easiest, and the egotistical students will say their major is the hardest subject ever.
Yea probably a bad sampling with a lot of dependencies. Looks like the creator didnt pass probability and statistics 😂
according to the scale, nursing is far more difficult than medizin.
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That would make sense. Med students require mcats and enter exams to study medicine while nursing students don’t so obviously med students would struggle less with course material because they were tested before admission. Problem with medschool is time management because they cram so much in each semester. There is just no time to take a breather. What I would give to go out on a friday night.
If you would ask me what the hardest part about medschool is, it’s that I study a lot but not that the course material is difficult.
While in nursing school, there is no entry exam or other forms of admission tests similar to medschool, so the exposure of the course material will probably be harder for them.
@@hodb3906 I second this. Much often if you can get into med school, you often have the abilities to pass everything.
As a physicist, no, you dont need to master math. Math is actually insanely difficult. One in 1000 is comfortable with abstract nature, one in 10 000 can learn it well, one in 100 000 can master it and one in 1 000 000 has a chance to discover something new. High level mathematics is probably most difficult subject of all.
You need to be good at certain aspects of math, thats all.
You aren't wrong but you aren't right too
Grad Physics requires a lot of mathematical understanding but it isn't difficult when compared to grad Mathematics
@Fakhar Usman if you want to self study physics without majoring in it, you can do it. Just look at what classes physics majors take and pick up some good textbooks for thos classes and start self learning. However if u want to use that degree for something you should take it
@Fakhar Usman Try AI and do whatever field/career you like. Big Salary and personal satisfaction too.
when you talk about dicoveries this is done when ur job maybe is professor, but at degree level when you have to learn stuff, you learn definitely hard fundamentals but in some othersubjects like biochem the fundamentals before you can start your own practices are insanely hard to memorise and conceptualise during degree level, probs when you start you job math gets hard but that's not what the vids showing here.
I agree, I studied Physics and mathematics and I think that at grad level physics may be harder because you need to learn both how to deal with the math as well as the actual physics and also you have the lab courses, but at a high level, math becomes so much harder.
My degree is law and the nearest in the list was legal studies, which is one module of a law degree. They say that one module is tougher than an entire computer science degree? Are they insane? What is their standard of measurement?
As an economist I say this is enjoyable to wash and funny.
To have an average understanding of how difficult each field of study is you need to get people who study all these fields under the same condition and get them to rate each one base on the difficulty level to have better classification.
And that my friend is almost impossible to do as a human being can't study all these fields.
So just appreciate your field and recognize that other field also have their merits and level of challenges that aren't necessarily comparable.
I studied biology AND computer science, you CANNOT convince me that finance is more difficult than either of those. I love zoology, it is one of my passions, but there is no way that it is more difficult to become a zoologist than a doctor.
Tgis shit is troll
Hello...sorry for bothering you but I would really appreciate it if you gave me a little bit of your time. I would like to study Computer Science bit I don't know if it is worth or not, and I would like to hear your opinion on this
I havent studied medicine, but I can see how learning about a wide range of animal biology could be more difficult than learning about medicine for just human biology.
@@alecparker9575 Computer science is the future and there is biggest demand for coders than ever. You should definitely consider it. Besides, with CS degree you can expand to any other field you might be interested in.
@@user-he7sc3fg3r 😅
International business 79%? Most of the kids on that field spend most of their time in frat parties.
you mean they stay unemployed?
This comment has the same energy as 'all what mathematicians do is sit behind a table and crunch equations!'
Those 'frat parties' are in reality exquisitly set up mind game fields where you set up deals. Do you think Putin and Xi Jingpin talk wearing suits, siting behind an oak table in a fancy gold covered room? If so, you are wrong: they play beer-pong to decide who will initiate an invasion first. They race-chug to solidify strategic partnerships. They pass AUX cord, while discussing global leaders.
International Business is NO JOKE.
Those frat parties are pretty much required in the business field. In business, it's not about what you know but who you know.
@@PeteMachini6732 wait wait wait,can anyone literally tell me what are frat parties and what relation they have with international business?
@@veyron1442 I've already explained, do build connection.
I would assume these are based on drop out rates and thus are very skewed. I think if the amount of people who study computer science would study theatre and vice versa the numbers would turn around too, obviously some of these represent the actual difficulty of the subject, but if a field is popular you naturally get more dropouts while in an unpopular field you only have very few because only people who are already interested in the field and know more from the beginning are going into the field
so happy to see i'm not the only one disagreeing to the accuracy of this video :D
This list is insane! I did accounting at uni and it was super easy, could never do half the subjects you listed beneath it 😂
Are you kidding accounting is very hard to study and work and dangerous at the same time, it is very easy to go to prison because of it 😂
Maybe you have studies penny accounting instead of accounting .
Did you do accounting with IFRS?
@@revin_john I work with both GAAP and IFRS but did a degree in the US
@@matthias2756accounting is easy if you naturally have a business mind. Otherwise, it’ll seem gibberish.
As someone who studies biochemistry and organic chemistry i can confirm that physics/mathematics is harder
No
Math is the hardest then chemistry then physics
My problem with saying one is harder than the other is like… what depth are you learning this to? Economics has the possibility of harder than physics. Certain parts of physics is easier than other parts. Making a pharmaceutical compound that achieves something better than already known drug is far harder than learning something that’s already known. (To a certain extent)
@@koreaface At an undergraduate level its harder. But its also subjective, chemistry is more comprehensible to me than physics because you can visualise reactions. You can't visualise waveparticle duality (or at least I cant)
Honestly, quantum physics would be comparable to quantum chemistry, not organic. I think somewhere down the road at any point, some subjects will relate to each other to some degree.
Edit: btw I’m just a Highschool student who studies organic chemistry at home, because my school doesn’t offer any organic chemistry classes. I honestly don’t think I’m nearly smart enough to learn quantum physics, or quantum chemistry. So, I’m pretty sure my qualification on this matter is pretty small.
I just got My DNB in Hematology and completed Mbbs 3 years back
And only doctors can understand how hard it is when something bad happens and there is no time to send person to diagnostic center and you have to take the decision of the appropriate drug to give at that time and every seconds count lmao
No degree is Easy and no degree is hard
Its just the love and hate for your subject which makes it easy or hard
I have seen many instances and now respect every person i have seen friends with BA in arts driving lambo , MSc in Multimedia Earning millions and I am still struggling here going to my house at 12-1 pm every night and i don't hate it ;-; cause i love medicine
Its the that every degree has some meaning that's why it is created or else it will vanish :) The thing is you have to work hard and take out meaning from it some degree this process is ez while in some it take harder and some even give up ;-;
As a person , who has doubts about future degree as biologist (Im finishing school this year and now Its time to decide)
I saw that almost all biology stuff that I would like to do are claimed to be the most difficult… I am confused even more ))
So nursing is harder than medicine. Now we have that on record.
It's not.
@@3l4m1 they don't even have veterinary which is harder than nursing and medical
@@joshuaknight311 med school is harder than veterinary school. Harder to get in to med school as well
@@adelclay5283 no it's not you might wanna do your research veterinary harder and harder to get into you clearly have no clue what you're talking
@@joshuaknight311 lol the acceptance rate for med schools is MUCH lower than it is for vet schools end of discussion. Second vet schools will accept GRE tests for admission while med schools require MCAT which is infinitely harder. Plus med schools require secondary applications and a whole array of extra things. There is no discussion to be had. The acceptance rate for med schools is even lower if you only look at MD schools instead of both MD and DO. So please go do some research before you spew bullshit
What they're forgetting to say is the difficulty of applying to some majors here. Art seems easy because to get in you already have to be insanely good at it
I applied to a quite prestigious music school and got rejected, I have experience with music theory and stuff those can be really difficult on a high level. Putting music as second lowest feels quite offensive.
@@majlordag1889 Exactly!
Art is not defined by degrees!
ou may get your degree easy,but you don't just become an artist..
@@Mariyanthi ikr! many famous arts we seeing museums today were from a time where art degrees didnt even exist
@@Ghostly_writer of course.
But art degrees anyway are existing to help with our CV to be honest! You can be more qualified when you apply to a job!
For example,I am studing musicology,and I am learning to play the violin as well. I am more interested to be a proffesional instrument player ,but musicology degree 'll give me better chances to be a teahcer or to work on a cultural institution ect ect..
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I have a question, when you smack a knife down onto an apple, why do the pieces go flying instead of just falling over
I can tell you right now this is completely biased towards finance an nursing. Civil is at least a 89-90 considering you have to take every math course at a University as well as physics. Really, architecture is above civil, give me a break lol
Nursing is lowkey difficult though. It's also mentally and physically draining. Imagine working in a COVID ICU...
@@lexismith8206 yeah but that's not related to acquiring the degree
It depends on the country and university. In my university you only do one semester of physics and no math course when you do a civil engineering degree
Civil engineering is the joke engineering degree. The fact that it’s ranked higher than computer science and engineering is a joke
@@ryanbreighner7408 nothing about it is a joke. Requires knowledge of every field including computer science. We are the all American degree
I got my PHD in physics at cambridge a lot of years back, I soon went back to cambridge to get my degree in chemistry and I can personally say that physics was a whole lot harder than biomedical engineerining.
Ps. I did not get my degree in chemistry, I got my degree in biomedical engineering instead.
Did it pay off?
@@juansalto8438 yea, it did. Well im not super rich but I make a steady 6 figures
@@anti-furrymilitia8985 thats pretty above average hahaha what industry did u go into?
i think no matter what, the straight science degrees are tougher than engineering degrees because you have to take more advanced courses in like physics or chemistry for example. Engineering can be hard though because there is a lot of math but at the end of the day engineers just take a little bit of everything so we know a lot but its not like we know super advanced stuff like modern physics or something
omg im kinda considering physics at Cambridge, what was it like?
Few people made it through Mechanical Engineering at Detroit Mercy with Freshmen and Sophomores dropping like flies. What made it difficult was your competing against very smart International Chinese Students, Foreign Students for good grades with many International Professors with PhDs. During graduation, about half the students were getting a cuma laude or higher then when they started listing the M.E grads, one student got a cuma laude, another a summa cum laude and the rest were below the 3.5 mark :P
8 of 35 students graduated while i studded mechanical engineering
Statistics major here. Data scientist soon. I honestly don’t know where to place the major in terms of difficulty. Most people I talk to say they failed basic statistics courses multiple times. Meanwhile I find them one of the easiest.
As an engineering major I must ask… what is your scale here? What do the percentages mean? 76% what? What does 100% mean here? Does it mean no one earns the degree? Please make a better scoring system.
indeed, funny how one (probably) without a degree makes this up.
@@MGoudsmits Bet
@@1Reevee 😁 you do know I mean the guy of the video?
@@MGoudsmits yeah, I'm saying I bet he made this up as well
It's completely arbitrary. If biology was really so hard, then why do we have such a surplus of biologists? I have a chem degree, and would never say that it was harder than physics or math...should be the opposite. Again, no shortage of chemists either.
Total trash!!! School-level math could seem easy, but top-level one may be UNBELIEVABLY DIFFICULT. There is a bunch of scientific math papers that are understandable by VERY FEW people in the world LITERALLY, whereas in other subjects in many cases non-specialists are able to catch a general idea at least.
Many cases when mathematicians left math and succeeded in other areas are known but vice versa is something sporadic.
YEA
dont forget the conjectures and math problems that are still unsolved until today since decades ago
ps: i think math is tied with physics, but i cant conclude on which one is harder than which. math students say physics is harder but physics students say math is harder.
What's the thing so difficult in molecular biology that we should tell our family & friends that we won't be seeing them very much?
why is computer engineering lower than electrical engineering? isnt computer engineering a mix of comsci and electrical engineering?
For me, it depends on how an individual thinks. I'm not a doctor or something or anything but I find it difficult to tackle some of the courses mentioned as "easy" than those that are "harder". We are all unique and we all have special gifts.
Partially agree, say a subject is easy for everyone except 1 person. Would that be considered an easy or hard subject? I think the correct reference point would be to use the majority's opinion or else opinions would have no value.
@@darksider2033ify it’s hard for that one and easy to moderate for others it’s weird I get what your saying but going by majority a lot say they get it but don’t but I’m going to deep my bad
@@darksider2033ifybut in retrospect in that majority I would think that person just needs to work a little harder than others they just can’t quiet grasp the concept
Yeah I agree. Put me in a genetics class and I succeed however, put me in a history class and I can't even get pass the first chapter.
I think statistics is my favorite subject in mathematics, and it does help in my line of work, HR Management. Gets a bad rep, but it’s mostly good, though it feels terrible having to alter employee’s paychecks or employment status in a negative way…
I envy you, hated my stats class. The double integrals weren’t too bad, but once we got more abstract in the moment generating functions, I was completely lost. Gamma distribution haunts me to this day.
same its much easier for me to understand. statistics over alegbra any day
@@Bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh In stats, I was only able to do the stuff that had calculus. I was so bad at all the abstract concepts. 😂
@@celinasjourney i feel personally attacked. I did enjoy statistics but nowhere near as much as any of my algebra classes like Ring and fields or Galois theory. I’m hoping something like measure theory might be an eye opener to the statistics realm.
As a Chemical Engineer I do believe that’s hard because includes a high level of thermodynamics and other sciences from statistics to chemistry but I don’t think it can be harder than Physics.
This list just assumes that every course that includes maths does all of the maths in a maths course and more on top of that. The reality is that none of them go anywhere near the amount of mathematical rigor and depth of a maths course(not even physics).
Just saying, degrees like Industrial engineering and economics has a much higher percentage to pass then things like computer science and computer engineer.
In my collage (ETH Zurich) CS and basically most degrees that has something to do with computer is considered one of the most difficult ones.
Hey zhong xina, is Taiwan a country?
@@AdelAdel-pn1bq Someone seems to be offended and not willing to accept the truth here 😂😂😂
ETH Zurich is a very respectable and reputable University. Do you study there as an undergraduate student (yet to receive BS/BA), graduate student (already has a BS/BA, working for Master's), or are you a PhD student already?
I'm just curious, thanks!
How can your account have 15 subs without content, did you use all your fake accounts to sub ?
@@MGoudsmits Lol you should check mine.
I don't think accounting is more difficult than electrical engineering, as somebody went to one the top schools in the United States I can tell you I've seen many people in electrical engineering breakdown and cry. I think we have to make the sciences more accessible, as a college student who is more mature I actually created support groups for humanity students that were trying to do a minor in a stem. I found out that if you do a minor in a stem then you can do independent work and then do a master's degree online in that stem field. In my opinion if doing a stem is too difficult at your University as a major, at least do it as a minor and then go for your Masters after you've studied it on your own long enough. Don't just give up on the stem Fields though, if it's killing you and you can't handle the major but you really love it, do a minor and then go for your masters. One of the great things about master degrees now is you can often do them online and there's more flexibility. Honestly I really support the hybrid model for college, waking up everyday and getting to lecture took so much energy that would have been better spent just studying on my own
Great idea! I wish I did that but I’m too far deep:(
Accounting means Chartered Accountants I guess. Idk abt US but in India Electrical Engineering is hell easy then Being A Chartered Accountant. With a passing Average of 4-10% Chartered Accountant is one of the toughest Examination in India.
@@DeepaKumari-mu1jl it's definitely not like that in the United states, in the United States are top schools make engineering the hardest major. Engineers have to get certified to work in the United States and that is a very difficult process.
In the United States electrical engineering is the hardest major
accounting so you must to know the laws and you really dont know nothing about this world!!! every years the laws is changed a bit! i am a self-employed
and have accountant... i watching the laws too... there is a lot lot lot! you can you can get around the law by legal! there is little doors!
but only if you know the laws! and laws is not easy dude! i see the opposite! electric eng. is easy -_-" there is so so many who finishing this job!
also not dude not the electrical engineering is the hardest even in usa! nuclear eng. is the hardest also aerospace... but still only electric is not too hard... even the first few level is really really weak! most of electric eng is do simple jobs
electric eng work with mostly electrical energy also electromagnetic fields and math.... (yeah + programs)
but aerospace work with electric electromagnetic thermodynamic even gravitation and math!
nuclear work with particles (still the hardest...)
what i said the electric eng early and med levels is weak and not everyone will be a dr strange level doctor... (reference about house kid doctor and master surgeon....)
@@DeepaKumari-mu1jl ca has a very lower passing rate but dont compare electrical engineering to it cuz the engineering course insanely difficult and requires really complex mathematics and physics lol, its not " hell easy" to get good grades lmao
I did my electrical engineering in 2020 january, then corona happened then I got severe jaundice and now it's already about 3 and a half year and I don't know what to do . Life is getting difficult day by day.
Network Engineering is pretty damn difficult as most of the theory surrounding it is "magic in the air" Or learning about how different protocols born from signals sent through the air or wires transmit data to and through various devices across the world. It's practically required if you want to go into Cyber Security or become a hacker (of any sort of hat). The only real practical part to be seen is configuration of the machines, physical/cabling/patching maintenance of the devices and some scripting here and there (which are languages in and of themselves [i.e. Python, JavaScript, Bash, Powershell, etc]). It's essentially engineering the internet so that people can actually use the internet. The subjects within cover some parts of electrical engineering, math (obviously, though not to a great extent unless you mainly script/program), aspects of computer engineering and physics. Many things in the subject also strangely mirror the neural networks of the brain, which is vastly interesting.
Some of the things being worked on in the field are projects like trying to come up with entirely wireless networks as well as how the use of AI/Automation will affect the field and finally how Quantum computing will affect the field.
Statistics are fun. It's a mathematical way of stretching truth by using different confidence intervals, or using different alphas in hypothesis testing. I didn't see geology or meteorology on the list. These are two very hard to understand Sciences.
Geology is basically the black sheep of the empirical sciences.
let me guess you took an intro stats class
@@zzzzzzzjsjyue2175 I have a minor in statistics, and only 5 classes from a major.
@Michael Coughlin
Thank you! I studied Geology and Hydrology. Exciting and the easier aspect is the practical work and things one learns. Hard is the range of time and spacescale...which rocks😉
"Statistics is fun" 🧢
Just graduated with a Chemical & Biological engineering degree, it wasn't easy. As a senior project we partnered with a pharmaceutical start up company to design a GMP facility for thermostable vaccines and then constructed an economic analysis for comparisons of costs and benefits. It was awesome👍🏼
Can you tell me name of that pharmaceutical company ??
@@riyasinghcreations5029 Umbrella, they gonna change the world soon.
@@isael4176💀
ChemE's represent.
@@isael4176 Lmao 😂
What makes Mechanical and Electrical Engineering so difficult is China and Europe bringing in several of their brightest pupils into the same classroom as the domestic students and the professiors responding by increasing the difficulty for getting an A
Bio related degrees are easy if you have a good base,this is not the case with a computer or related degree.A bio related person will find this extremely hard if they take it for higher studies as they don't have proper base and no have to learn it from beginning especially as lot of coding is involved.
As a physics student I can safely say that you don't have to master maths before learning physics, because only during the first two semesters those two are similar. In physics you try to model the reality based on the mathematical equations that you know. In maths you try to create and prove new equations or relations using axioms and even if the conclusion is not present in the reality if it isn't against axioms it is correct...
Is the explanation behind maths not the same approach theoretical physicist take, but with a conceptual one as well?
@@synthesiatutorials3081 It's pretty similar. You have to understand that the maths extremely well and understand the proofs once you get to things like general relativity which requires in depth knowledge of differential geometry. But you can make more assumptions that mathematicians have proved to take the concepts further, rather than spending all your time proving the basics
Isn't math just a tool?
@@antepa112 If physics is a novel, then math is the language it's written in. To get any understanding or meaning out of physics you need varying levels of math to describe it.
As an HM in the navy, we get our certifications rushed in less time than colleges get and still get equal civilian job opportunities, this includes lab tech, surg tech, respiratory therapy, etc. I can confirm this is all out of wack 💀
get the bag and dont look back.
I don't know which metric was used to judge the difficulty to get this degrees. I get the impression that the ranking is quiet subjective.
To be honest, it's all pretty subjective and open to error. For example, I don't know if I would agree with music being only second on the list. You have to have years of experience to even be able to get into a Music Performance major and when you do you get a chock-full schedule and have to constantly push to aquire skills most people could only dream of, not to mention the imposter's syndrome.
Also, spend one day in a music theory class. You would probably cry 😅
This list is so wrong😂🤣are you seriously telling me accounting is harder than microbiology and physic. I majored in Engineering and physics my brother majored in accounting and finance and even he laugh his ass off at this list.
accounting is harder than any engineering or physics. Bro we are not talking about just undergrad even undergrad in accounting is harder than microbiology or physics, engineering. In front of CPA, CFA, ACCA, CA all type of engineering is way easier than doing Accountancy. Accounting is living hell engineering is easy.
Bro I am doing CA and I know what the actual hell is accounting. It is literally the taste of hell on earth
@@nycto16 sweetie no. Physics, Microbiology and any Engineering are way harder than accounting 🙄
@@koonehkun6404 uk whats harder than everything u mentionned ?
As a computer engineering major, just wanna say yoou literally only have to take 3-4 additional classes to have a bachelors in EE or Cs, CPE majors have to take all of the 100,200, and 300 EE , CS and CPE classes
So i study criminology which has a 34% difficulty rating but like 50+% of my study consists of statistics which has 76% difficulty. Furthermore, we have a lot of similar courses to law studies which has like 81% difficulty. Idk, sounds like some bs to me
How is Biology and Nursing harder than Med proper?
Also isnt industrial engineering the easiest among the engg degrees?
I have a friend who is majoring in music
She has a chock-full schedule, and it’s her first semester at college
After graduating, it will be insanely hard for her to get a job and make a living
How is a music degree the second “easiest” one
I have a degree in genetics and comparing me and my mates work, who did maths for his bachelours, he understood what I did a hell of alot quicker than I grasped what he was doing.
I don't know where you received your information from, because as many comments have mentioned, this list is inaccurate. Most careers today require hard work and average intelligence to succeed; however, there are careers that require much higher intelligence to succeed such as astrophysics and the like.
As someone studying architecture, there is always, ALWAYS something to change and improve...it pisses me off because i always think im finished and my professor looks at me like 🤨
I know it's not exactly related, but that makes me think of my physics exams for engineering.
Prof (during exam): "remember the radians can be assumed to be very small so sin equals them. Also Taylor expanding the natural log to 6 places should help the integral.
Me: wait why is there sin? Shit. Are we supposed to be integrating?
As a vet med student in my 1st year, I'm surprised that veterinary medicine is not there on the list lol and is also one of the hardest degrees (quite true as most of my colleagues claimed that it is harder than human med because it includes more than just one species we 're gonna focus on) regardless, both of them can be extremely hard in different ways.
@@kcoleman1It's not. You need to work really hard.
Sarah ajiano? Am I right?
In my country its one of the easier colleges to apply to and finish
@@kcoleman1 Croatia. I mean it's sad that veterinary college is so underrated. Most people in my country call vets "failed doctors" which I find sad. It is also extremely rare to meet someone who attends vet college
Hello fellow 1st year vet!
Quantum physics : " no I'm not even here, I'm just a hallucination"
Or like I am here and there and everywhere but you only know where if you look :P
I don't think there is an undergrad for quantum physics. I remember taking mechanics 2 which is a mostly quantum phenomena, at least in my school.
QM is a cakewalk if you understand linear algebra and diff eqs.
how do you define "hard"? i think this is really misleading since i think there's no way accounting and finance is conceptually harder than math and astrophysics
Tbh yeah aerospace engineering is hard but u guys know if ur family worked hard for it u might well try your best to repay your family for their Hardwork
One caveat to this would be that with music. You already have years and years of experience before even being accepted to the school. I had been playing my instrument for 8 years when I was accepted, along with private lessons for about 5 of those years. Could you imagine if a computer science major came in with that level of experience? They would probably be employed by Google by then.
Also another thing that you need is some kind of talent and good hearing.
Nice background music
I love it!
The difficulty of any study differs depending on the level of focus and understanding of the field in which someone specializes. If you don't have the ability, talent, and intellect to excel in the field, then the difficulty rises above what you understand and perceive. Analyzing the difficulty of any college degree applies to the daily use of real-life problems. Everything is hard as long as you don't have a broad understanding of the specified field in this video project. The difficulty somehow applied to the number of study, references and theories performed to a field. If there's a smaller number of professionals in a profession, the number of references affects the output of studies, which makes the field difficult to analyze.
nice video , keep up the work
Did he just said that biology is harder than astrophysics?
it is actually
@@tonmoydeka7319 your silly
@@spuriouss you're*
@@spuriouss it is ,,,,i am an astrophysics student...and i have had biology earlier
@@tonmoydeka7319 yeah and i'm was a biochem student who nearly failed physics. Idk man guess its different for different people.
I think the hardness is highly subjective. For me personally, excelling at performing would be very hard. No social skills at all, but math goes okay with lots of practice.
In molecular biology, we have biology itself, coding, chemistry alot, physics, statistics, designing, math, and countless skills are needed to run any project so it is a never ending learning journey
I think that the inaccuracies were intentional to encourage engagement with the video.
This all depends on the individual's strengths and weaknesses. It's highly subjective
I think some subjects are highly underestimated too. I think anyone who's at least average intelligent can get a degree in something like econ with hard work and determination. Give an average person a canvas and tell them to paint - the result would probably not be impressive.
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As someone who wants to study art in college, I'll be sure to work hard to achieve my goal like everyone else. Remember, you can do it!
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What a nice pfp to see in 12 Am
Here's the thing, my parents want me to get a degree in SOMETHING. Literally anything. And I think I'll go with graphic design but the thing is, art is seen as a pretty useless degree. Technology isn't even that developed in my country.
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@Marty Moose Militia usually I'd agree but someone makes the art for those kid fortnight games so if it was digital 🤔 then maybe
People think business is difficult but it’s really easy, saying it as someone who graduated in Sales Engineering and Project Managment
It depends a lot on your interests, I do electrical and electronics engineering, whilst most of my batch mates struggle with the electronics side more than the electrical side, I find it easy but I struggle with the electric units
BRO IS ELECTRICAL REALLY THAT HARD?
I would say that difficulty is subjective. As a chemistry student who loves to learn, I find my studies to be exciting rather than difficult.
Is chemistry a good subject to take?
@@elpapuxDDReal very little money unless you go for a PhD. Biochem generally makes more money but is far more biology based. If your interested in chemistry it's the way to go, but not for the money.
@@elpapuxDDReal I think it highly depends on how interested you are in it yourself AND the teacher(s) you have. If it's something you really enjoy and your teachers are good at their job, it'll be very interesting and easy, but if not, it'll feel like a nightmare.
All my life till now I hated that subject.I wish I could find someone who would make me understand Chemistry good 😭
Pretty often the difficulty to get a degree depends substantially on "where" the bar the conferring institution sets. Just like what happens for matriculation.
Well i study architecture, and i was always thinking that we are more free than other specialisations in terms of difficulty of studying, in easier general disciplines
I agree, we have a lot of projects but not exams. Not saying that it's less stressful but our time is mostly in a studio and not in a library.
Mostly the research field of every major and it's implementation is difficult when it's come to starting something new.
“Finance - most students are bombarded with unfamiliar concepts & vocabulary” *laughs in computer science*
More laughs from medicine
True . Im a student in cs major and its fun to see ppl struggling in finance
bro computer science is easier than finance. that's why comp sci is useless major means you don't need to study it there are many self-taught programmers BUT have you ever seen self-taught banker/financial manager? NO. Because finance is so damn hard you can't learn it on your own. No comparison to comp sci!
@@chitruonglinh8462 cs is so easy lol it's funny that cs majors are complaining.
@@nycto16 you really dont know anything about cs :D it is not about just programming such a shame for you
as a math student let me tell you that dealing with abstract subjects is not given for anyone so looking at this video , this is really out of context , seeing civil engineering above maths its absurd , not gonna talk about physics
Seeing (my subjects) chemistry and biochemistry higer then maths made me laugh like a maniac for absolutely no reason.
And there is no damn way a maths student has it easier then me
Where are all the fellow microbiology students? Are we super low in number ?? Hope I chose right subject as I am always passionate about these tiny organisms.
An art degree is as hard as a math degree? I haven't gone to art school yet but i feel it's easier than a math degree. That's crazy, no one people are impressed with my art skills
I always felt like art is easier than math but then I remember I suck at drawing the simplest things
@@fovos7359 I don't believe you suck at drawing, it's a learned skill and hey if you can draw literally anything besides a stick man (so even if you can draw a a circle or square) in my eyes you're a better artist than the average person :D
Math is way harder and complex than art this list is bs
technically math is art ;)
For mechanical engineering, he forgot that heat transfer is something we need to learn a bunch of
The entire heat and thermodynamics part is at 120% difficulty.
Lovely. So glad I decided to go back to school for Biochem, what could go wrong? (The answer is pure maths though)
I am a current honour student in a molecular biology and genetics degree program but I had to drop first year physics as I was failing and will need to take it during the summer. Everyone's brain works differently and some things that are very difficult for some can be very easy for others.
I envied you guys in college because everyone sees you as smart, but you have to study so little. Now I envy those that went to the health service majors. So much job opportunities for them and they studied so little. If I wake up one day and I was back in grade school, I would definitely study medical laboratory diagnostics. It is quite easy compared to the environmental science that I had the opportunity of realising is hard, but people are oblivious to it and think that is nothing compared to molecular biology. In reality it is the opposite. I have to admit that my major is still nothing compared to geophysics. I have taken some dumbed down classes there. So hard. A lot of theory, a lot of math and a lot of need to understand everything you are presented with... You have it easy.
I am doing electrical engineering , and I am dealing with currents, removing errors within micro tech , dealing with waveforms and multivariate integrals and derivatives ... I am so done 😵😓
Where is Theoretical Physics or Astrophysics or Quantum Physics? Or Nuclear Physics?
i think this video doesn't actually show the difficulty, it just shows the drop out rate, or fail rate. Theres lots of people who start uni but don't even know what they are truly capable off and dont have the guts for graduation.
I totally agree with that!
The most difficult things are those which are not yet discovered irrespective of the subject. But at the core we must say it's physics and mathematics which is the most difficult ones. If you are saying about getting a degree anyone can do it and is subjective depending on ones intrests and passion for that specific subject. But on a professional side the most difficult fields for a career that involves huge brain involvement is mathematics and physics.
As a student majoring in theatre its extremely difficult to manage English, Seminar, And all the classes that are required for theatre at the same time. TIME MANAGEMENT IS A MUST IN COLLEGE
Theatre 🫵😹
I may be an idiot, but its kinda depressing when im failing chemistry at polytechnic and just realised its almost hardest shit i could pick
I guess med students were too busy to answer the poll, the creator of this list took a wild guess
As an Art student, its really not that difficult as what I experienced. You just keep practicing and that will get you there. The hard part is it takes a long process to get from the drafting sketches to final result of your piece, and that's something really kind of tiring, but you'll get used to it.
As a music education major I can say that it is actually very difficult. You need basically two degrees, the music side with music theory, Juries, Aural Skills, conducting etc. And the Education side with Music Ed, child development, student teaching etc. It is a lot to do, on top of practicing everyday and doing homework.
But Adolf Hitler was rejected from Art school, that's why he landed in politics. If he was accepted in art school, there won't be displaced European Jews so there won't be an Israel state since they won't migrate if there's no war in EU and there won't be displaced Palestinians too.