Which college class is harder, college physics or organic chemistry?

Question

Which college class is harder, college physics or organic chemistry?

Answer 1

I don't know, I'm in college and they both sound hard!

I have an associates in Computer Networking and my hardest class was Economics, which is very hard. Wow, I'm really lazy.

Anyways, Physics sounds harder because of all the "could-be true" hypotheses that are basically not true come 40 years from now.

Answer 2

I found physics 10 times harder than organic.  Physics was hard for me in understanding the real foreign concepts that I had never wrestled with before.  Organic was a lot of work but it was more memorization than foreign concepts.  All of the same rules apply that you learned in basic chemistry....it's just in organic there are more of them and you have to memorize reactions.

Answer 3

organic chemistry

Answer 4

i heard organic was hard..

Answer 5

It depends on who you are...and what level of physics you take.

I took the series for non-physics majors so o-chem was more difficult for me. Not to mention for my college o-chem is upper div whereas the first year series of physics is lover div.

I think most people think the one year series of o-chem is more difficult then the one year series of physics.

Answer 6

Organic chemistry.

Answer 7

I found that organic chemistry was harder than physics.  I am better at mathematics, a skill that is essential to physics, than I am at memorizing organic chemical reactions.  

I found physical chemistry to be the most enjoyable chemistry class because it had the least memorization and the most mathematics.  Biochemistry is somewhat easier than organic chemistry because you study metabolic pathways that have the products of one reaction being the substrates of the next reaction.  It is much easier to follow than is organic chemistry where the reactions you must learn are a more diverse set of seemingly unrelated reactions.