Classes you Hate (4 Viewers)

[raymondchouku]

What classes do you/did you hate in High School/College?

Personally, Biology was less interesting than I thought it would be.. However, Theatre was so boring, I thought I would die. Reading about Plays, Reading Plays, and Watching Plays was a snore fest...

 

[Soleski]

labour law
commercial law

in high school I hated math, geography, chems and physics

 

[kodoku]

Math, chemistry, and physics

 

[gongchan]

I don't like biology

Also math in general is just,,, not good. Especially algebra though, every alg class I've taken has been hell.

 

[Wingfrost]

Biology and math were horrible

 

[lexus]

Math. I absolutely hate it

 

[raymondchouku]

I don't like biology

This seems to be a universal maxim... When I took Cells and Organisms, the average test score in the class was a D+... Which meant we all had to retake all the exams... Suffice to say none of us learned anything and we could use our book during the retakes... as well as work in groups.

 

[gongchan]

This seems to be a universal maxim... When I took Cells and Organisms, the average test score in the class was a D+... Which meant we all had to retake all the exams... Suffice to say none of us learned anything and we could use our book during the retakes... as well as work in groups.

My teacher just lets us fail tbh,,

 

[potato]

Physics is absolute torture.

 

[blueberries]

I hated physics, those formulas are annoying and boring af.

Civics was rly boring, which is awkward cause i'm majoring social sciences right now. It's not exactly same, but there is similar stuff.

 

[lostinwvnderland]

math and science class

 

[raymondchouku]

My teacher just lets us fail tbh,,

lol. With a class average of 60% I think mine was obligated to give a retake... I thought the 60% average was a fluke the first time... But majority of the class failed all three primary exams... No idea of the class average for the final, but since it was basically random questions from tests 1-3... I hope it was higher. lol

 

[trulychoi]

physics

(that and pre-calc)

 

[trulychoi]

Physics and pre-calc is for ugly people. If you're good at either one of those classes, I hate you.

 

[jasque]

I was never very good with math, physics and most of AP Bio.

At least I had one math teacher that let my gang just draw in classes, as long as we did the homeworks.

In college idk, it was a shading fest most of the time anyway.
Ig the worst were the integrative projects, because we would need to get together with the people we hated and plan something together.

I got lucky near the end though, when I got a dream team to help with my project

Except one guy that was beyond salvation. It was very chaotic but it worked so well lol

 

[yeji]

I hated biology and chem
lowkey hated maths too but somehow I was good at it

 

[dark_tranquility]

I didn't like maths or science classes. (all the number grinding got to me a lot)
Worst grades for them too, at the end of the day.

I can understand why you need it later in life, but that doesn't mean I have to like it.

 

[Willow]

I hated biology and chem
lowkey hated maths too but somehow I was good at it

My speciality 😝😝
I hated physics and German classes (because of my teacher of course)

 

[AmysTeri]

In High School - Economics. I wish I understood it more now, especially because I wanna get into stocks, but it was after lunch and I went to sleep just about every. single. time.

In College - Calculus because that one guy that slept through every class but destroyed the curve when he should've just tested out of it ahem, that's my bitterness seeping through. Calculus was fine. But I hated this one English course I took on Dante's Divine Comedy. That's only because I chose to do a paper on the political influences on the author's work (rather than the religious, which was obvious), but the professor didn't know anything about the political influence (so she couldn't guide me) and was an atheist that didn't know much about Catholicism and Christianity (so if I changed the topic to religious influence, she couldn't guide me.) LIKE WHY THE HELL YOU TEACHING THIS CLASS, BIH!

Okay, I got issues. I'll see myself out.

 

[raymondchouku]

That's only because I chose to do a paper on the political influences on the author's work (rather than the religious, which was obvious), but the professor didn't know anything about the political influence (so she couldn't guide me) and was an atheist that didn't know much about Catholicism and Christianity (so if I changed the topic to religious influence, she couldn't guide me.) LIKE WHY THE HELL YOU TEACHING THIS CLASS, BIH!

Okay, I got issues. I'll see myself out.

Specifically with Catholicism, I see a lot of people don't really know what they're talking about when speaking on it; both protestants and atheists. Although from my experience atheists tend to be former Christians, so its kind of interesting that he or she didn't know much about it. But still anyone that's teaching a class should have at least a master's degree. If in English you don't have a rudimentary understanding of religion and/or politics and you are teaching English... It is particularly bizarre. Especially [I am assuming] when thats the basis of the book...