What's your favorite and least favorite subjects in school?

[Anonymous]

Are you in high school/secondary school or in university? What are your favorite subjects? What are your least favorite subjects? And why?

[Anonymous]

I just graduated college.

My favorite subjects have been the same since high school. Anything in the Political Science (my major), Law, History, Government, International Relations realm is great. I also loved English in high school. Journalism courses are another favorite of mine. I didn't take many, but I also loved Psychology courses. Oh, and language courses like Spanish.

My least favorites are easy. Almost anything having to do with math or science. I've hated both types of courses since middle school. Astronomy was pretty interesting, but not a favorite. I hated the math and science requirement parts of my college curriculum. I think math and the natural sciences are great. I just have no interest in taking the classes usually, I suck at math, and I wished they weren't a part of our curriculum. However, I made it through and I understand why they are there.

[Anonymous]

I like counseling subjects when you don't have to make up some bs senario and play along with it.

I like any chem subject.

I hate bio subjects.

I hate the religious/history subjects that relate to what I study. Useful to know but hate it nevertheless.

In high school I liked history (easy, good at essay writing, proving points), English (good at writing/influencing), accounting (a method that was easy enough to follow), science (except physics, couldn't understand it LOL) and IPT (computing/programming).

In primary I liked math (easy, mum tutored me at home), hated English (hard, lack of imagination - hated fiction books, have always loved fact) and science (didn't get the point of experiments/boring).

Preschool heheheh.. I liked moving around different colored flat blocks and loved wooden puzzle books.

[Opinion Owner]

OH gosh I forgot textiles, yes that was probably my favorite and cooking my least favorite in HS.

[kdizzleforizzle91]

In high school, my favorite class was orchestra. My least favorite would be any kind of math class I took past Algebra 1.

In college, my favorite class (so far) is Personality Theories. My least favorite has probably been Art Appreciation, just because the instructors methods were questionable. He didn't actually teach... just stood at the podium and complained about "young people these days..."

[just_tired]

In the first 9 grades my favorites were history, math and wood/metal shop. It had a lot to do with the teachers except the math teacher. My history teacher had a really powerful and interesting voice. He almost sounded like James Earl Jones. I hated religion, swedish (obligatory here in Finland) and English a little bit. The English teacher were always so horrible at pronunciation and didn't have any sense of humor.

At high school I liked school so much it's hard to say best subjects but I guess.. physics, history, music and philosophy. I loved any class where I could debate or really have a conversation about the subject. I still hated swedish and religion in addition spanish. Not because of the language, I love it, but because the teacher was the most awful teacher I've ever had.

[Shpongolia]

Art classes are fun. I go to art and design school.

My least favorite subject I ever took in college was Religious Studies. Such a waste of time.

In high school my favorite subject was Auto Repair.

Don't remember what my least favorite subject was. It may have been English because I hated writing papers back then. But now I enjoy it a lot more because I had a Creative Writing major for a roommate in college and he was convincing.

[SouthEastAsian]

My favorite subject's Chinese as I always topped the class in this subject.I had won many prizes in Chinese essay writing competitions and had represented my school for the inter-school Chinese essay writing.

Least favourite's Additional Maths.I don't understand how those formulae are derived and had literally never passed this subject in my life.

[elliesaur]

I'm in college. My favorite are marketing related (Media Planning, PR, Market Research) and my least favorite are just the general economics - Finance, Accounting etc. I guess I don't have the overall picture and economic thinking it takes and I'm more oriented to microeconomics and individuals.

In high school it was the same, though I have to add French and Religion on least favorite list.

[sourpatchchik2]

I'm in high school.

Favorite: English

-I'm a really good writer, and honors English classes always seem to have the most memorable teachers.

Least Favorite: Math and Accounting

-I liked math until the devil was our teacher this year. And accounting sucked, but also because of the teacher. Although I can't say I would ever want to be an accountant in the future either.

[tohrment]

In high school:

Favourite - history, art, English

Least favorite - calculus, religion, home economics (especially textiles)

In university:

Favourite - international law, revolutionary Europe, criminal law, philosophical units

Least favorite - corporations law, communications & digital technology

I love writing, literature, history and world issues - hence my favourites. I dislike pointlessly tedious work, which is why I disliked those I did.

[Houston996]

My favorite subjects at school were mathematics and computer science. But when it came to literature and writing any abstracts, I simply could not stand it, so when I started earning money myself, I began to use the services of writing by type . this service just saves me

[Skittles_lover]

History is and has always been my least favorite subject and any science has always been my favorite.

[Anonymous]

Maths and science were my favorite in school, with English a close third I guess.

Since leaving school, I really got interested in history. I can't believe how badly history is taught, when it's such an amazingly interesting subject.

[Josephiiin]

High school.

I love my dance classes.

I hate math. Math hates me as well, so it's a mutual hate-based relationship, heh