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Discussion in 'Archive' started by LivingDeath, Jun 24, 2009.

  1. Jun 24, 2009 #1
    LivingDeath

    LivingDeath Dormina'd

    Okay, apparently i kinda stress because of this thing, so i need your help to solve it

    Just pretend that you guys must enter two subject for class: Science and History. What would you guys choose to join? Science or History?

    Science makes you have to wear glasses :)p) and could enter any majors for college in my place. But the problem is that i dislike Science, although i'm good at maths because that makes me very busy because of the tasks that lots and hard to do, and that could makes me don't have time to take a rest and cool my head for a while.

    History is kinda lazy because the students were never given a task to do at house, which makes you have more time to spend for rest and cool down your head. But the problem is that History makes you to use more of remembering and memorizing. And don't ever think that you must memorized few things, but almost worth for a book to memorize it. And become History students makes you have fewer majors to get at college.

    So what do you think? Which should i choose to join?
     
  2. Jun 24, 2009 #2
    Yukie

    Yukie Fist Pumps

    Go for the challenge. Challenge yourself. Science. Science and Math goes hand in hand.
     
  3. Jun 24, 2009 #3
    Destiny

    Destiny Guest

    Well I'd join the class you'd want to do in the future, and another thing to look at is what other classes your taking. If you're taking a bunch of other hard classes take History, if your taking a bunch of easy classes take science.

    I don't know what sort of history you'd be doing, but I'm taking World History next year and I know history so I'd be able to help you too if that helps any. Science though count me out, you can always ask Yukou for science assitance :p
     
  4. Jun 24, 2009 #4
    Overdose

    Overdose Ninja.V

    I do both history and science currently, i also had this difficulty of choosing which one to drop. I chose to drop history because I didn't enjoy it as much as I do to chemistry and biology.

    If I were you, I'd choose the one you feel more happy with. Don't pick the one you least like to to do. Because they are equally useful choosing either one is perfectly fine. So I'd judge it on how comfortable i feel with the subject.
     
  5. Jun 24, 2009 #5
    ü

    ü 30•05•2010

    i done both (well physics and history) and i must say, although i was better at physics is i preferred history, so i dropped Physics. So from me go for history xD
     
  6. Jun 24, 2009 #6
    Desert Warrior

    Desert Warrior Well-Known Member

    I'd do both. I did U.S. history and Chemistry last year, Biology and World History in my Sophomore year, and this next year I'm doing Physics and Government/Economy. Of course, I'd do both because I'm good at both. But that's just me.
     
  7. Jun 24, 2009 #7
    Destiny

    Destiny Guest

    Dang lucky you guys get to drop your classes. In America we're on teh stupid credit system, you can't drop any classes, you don't have to take Spanish, English, and History I think senior year, but besides that all main 5 subjects (History, Math, a world language, Science, and English) must be taken. You also have to have a certain ammount of elective credits. I don't mind electives, but the otehr classes I can't drop them or choose not to take them at all, you're stuck with them.


    Wow sounds like my scedule

    9th Grade- US History(1850 to Great Depression[1929]), Biology, Alegbra, Spanish I

    10th Grade- World History, Physical Science(I didn't have a high enough math grade for Chem, mainly because the teacher and I don't get along) Geometry, and Spanish II
     
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