What college courses would you be terrible at?

[reecejackox]

I would probably say English literature would be awful for me.

 

[pryncess527]

Obviously Im amazing at everything, Im on the Dis

I always hated psych. And im awful at art or things that demand creativity.

 

[Micca]

If I had to attend a class, I'd suck at it

 

[queenofthehive]

Courses I did not like in college were math, statistics, and accounting... notice a theme??? Lol

 

[wvjules]

Non-accounting math (calculus, physics, statistics, advanced math, etc.)

 

[Colleen27]

Lab sciences. I can read studies and interpret results and analyze statistics all day long, and even distill them into plain English. But I don't have the stomach to dissect a worm, never mind a rat (as my daughter was upset to have missed out on doing in person this week) or, God forbid, a cadaver.

Also, advanced math and physics. When it shifts from the realm of the concrete to the realm of theory, I get lost somewhere along the way. I took statistics for my college-level math because that deals with things I can actually wrap my head around.

 

[fla4fun]

Anything mathematical. I am a creative thinker, someone who really thinks outside the box. The idea of 2+2 always equaling 4 is almost the antithesis of who I am. Ironically, I do work in an accounting department, but I work on tasks that require research that my thinking outside the box brain is a good fit for. I always did well in any subject except math without any effort. But it was so hard to focus on a math class when it bored me to tears.

 

[SaintsManiac]

I hated Geology with a burning passion.

 

[Eeyore daily]

Biology, Chemistry, and advanced math like Survey of Calculus. I get straight A's in College Algebra but once I had to do anything theoretical/conceptual I was lost.

 

[sasywtch]

anything that I am not interested it. I have an extremely hard time trying to concentrate if I'm not interested in the subject. I hated anything above general math. I just could care less about the negative/positive numbers in algebra and I struggled. Not due to the complexity of it, but because I hated it. I was in all advanced classes and if I loved the class (biology), it was a breeze for me. I loved political science, the constitution (in 8th grade LOL), psychology, some science. hated advance math but loved business math/accounting (guessing I could relate it to everyday life vs where I am ever going to use algebra)

 

[georgina]

Art I guess. Maybe Philosophy. I always liked school and did well in most subjects. It's just working in the real world I stink at! I was an engineering major but I also liked history, psychology, English lit, French.

 

[disykat]

My lowest grades were in physics, economics, and philosophy. I feel like I might have more patience with those topics now than I did at 17 through 20, but I have no desire to find out!

 

[Forevermarypoppins]

Math in any form

 

[Donzie]

Constitutional Law. Don't get me started!

 

[DuskKodesh]

I loved most of my classes, had to struggle in calculus but it was still fun... but physics. UGH Hated physics. Any other ones I disliked were other reasons like terrible professor (Anthropology) or obnoxious students (Human sexuality).

 

[barb969]

Any course which required writing papers. That’s why I majored in math.

 

[Kittyblue]

I'm terrible at the advanced math type classes (and by that I mean anything after algebra I). Except statistics. For some reason I really did well in that class.

 

[spiders]

Calculus. I avoided it like the plague. My wife and I met in high school. Her first college math class was Calc III. I just shook my head. She got a 1580 on her SAT’s. I did not and I’ll just leave it at that.

 

[L&Lfan]

Hated Math and Science
Loved History, Spanish, French and Theology

 

[wildride]

I was awesome at everything

Ok geometry & philosophy- just why we need either