Heaviest subject (7 Viewers)

[Sam Rowan]

i asked this same question on discord, got some interesting responses, but i really want to hear for those who do lots of humanity subjects-- what is the heaviest subject, the one you just have to spend more time studying to be on the same pace with your other ones?
exclude extension subjects because 4U math (as in mx2, mx1, math adv content) will obviously have more content than HMS

 

[Jaros]

lowk business studies, there is just a trove of content and case studies that needs to be memorised for exams. I can learn/memorise physics content much faster than business

 

[.kumori]

For humanities, I would say eco.
I only take legal and eco but yeah I would still say eco. Memorising trends, theories, the connections between different economic issues, statistics, policies etc. I don't think it takes a lot of time to understand the content but more to perfect your response and making sure you're not forgetting to mention anything.

 

[imnotrj]

econ and chem for me
bio as well

 

[Ybot08]

English (?)

 

[ALolly]

english... and physics maybe

 

[Study to success]

i asked this same question on discord, got some interesting responses, but i really want to hear for those who do lots of humanity subjects-- what is the heaviest subject, the one you just have to spend more time studying to be on the same pace with your other ones?
exclude extension subjects because 4U math (as in mx2, mx1, math adv content) will obviously have more content than HMS

It depends on what subject are my priority at that time but the most content heavy subject is probably business and bio. But my major work subjects also take up a lot of time.

 

[Jaros]

english... and physics maybe

really physics?, is it cuz of allat experiments in mod 8 and theory in mod 7

 

[guyguy123]

health and movement science there is way too much content compared to any other humanities i feel

 

[Sam Rowan]

a lot of eco and business... starts to make me think a business degree isnt as easy as everyone says it is lol

 

[Study to success]

also the title of this thread lol 'heaviest subject' it sounds like weight lmao.

 

[its_ace21]

i did business and legal and there was sooo much memorising for legal

 

[Comeng]

Languages are underrated. Imagine learning to write, read, and grammar structure in just two years.

 

[ALolly]

really physics?, is it cuz of allat experiments in mod 8 and theory in mod 7

ig its just cuz i spend more time on it than my other subjects

 

[ALolly]

health and movement science there is way too much content compared to any other humanities i feel

ye i get that

 

[Sam Rowan]

ig its just cuz i spend more time on it than my other subjects

i think you should also consider how much content you need to know in the exam, like for modern history you can be asked to write a 25 mark essay on a single dot point in the syllabus, so you basically need to memorise everything where as in physics even if you skipped something in the syllabus, it would only cost you 2-5 marks, not 25 marks, and you dont even need to memorise formulas, theyre given to you in the exam