general College/School subjects you HATE

[VictoriaMintwing 2,239]

I HATE...

-Algebra; it confuses me at times, so my only go-to would be Personal Finance, which I'm lucky my school offers that subject. Other than that, I try to avoid it as much as I can.

-English; because I already speak that language fluently and I can also do an English (British) accent as well. Plus, I hate the projects and presentations we have to do, but oh well...

-Chemistry; because I don't have the time to spend on studying every single tile on the periodical table and I had very poor performance in that subject back in 8th grade

-P.E.; well, it wasn't too bad. Probably my most favorite out of the rest I listed on here. Back in 9th grade, I got a spirit of the year award from my P.E. teacher for being dedicated towards the subject. After the award, I just stopped trying. Lol. But it's not a bad experience  

Edited November 21, 2018 by Tylad

[ExplosionMare 28,944]

Physics is probably one of the most boring classes I’ve ever taken. I don’t think I can ever physically pay attention in their and I just never seem to be engaged in what I’m learning there. 

[WhimsicalEngineer 15]

In all honesty, all the subjects were interesting, but the way the schools force you to learn facts all for the sake of a grade spoils it. Self guided learning is probably the most rewarding and authentic learning you could possibly do.

Although despite that, English was by far my worst subject. writing an essay about a book or movie i could couldn't give less than a fuck about is beyond me

[ExplosionMare 28,944]

Just now, WhimsicalEngineer said:

In all honesty, all the subjects were interesting, but the way the schools force you to learn facts all for the sake of a grade spoils it. Self guided learning is probably the most rewarding and authentic learning you could possibly do.

Although despite that, English was by far my worst subject. writing an essay about a book or movie i could couldn't give less than a fuck about is beyond me

I don’t like writing about dumb books either, but I’ve always had a passion for it. Plus, most of the English teachers I’ve had explain things well. Sometimes they overdo it, but it’s better than not explaining at all (like my geometry teacher )

[WhimsicalEngineer 15]

Just now, ExplosionMare said:

I don’t like writing about dumb books either, but I’ve always had a passion for it. Plus, most of the English teachers I’ve had explain things well. Sometimes they overdo it, but it’s better than not explaining at all (like my geometry teacher )

Haha fair enough, English teachers do have a thing of taking a message out of a movie/book that was never there to begin with . From my experience it does seem as though STEM teachers explain science topics very poorly. They can explain the simple stuff, but when it becomes complicated. they just default to the "oh well the math says so". I came to this class to learn about the physics/chemistry behind it, not to take another algebra class goddammit! 

[Midnight Solace 5,135]

Science. All the terms and stuff are too confusing for me.

[IronM17 6,657]

It usually depended on which teacher I had in the subject, but there was a few subjects I never liked.

Religion: it was just boring, uninteresting and insignificant for me.

Sports: I was always bad at sports in the school and it was for me a totally redundant subject.

Arts: The subject is not that bad, but I mostly had bad teachers in it and the grading was usually subjective.

Edited November 21, 2018 by IronM17

[ExplosionMare 28,944]

6 hours ago, IronM17 said:

It usually depended on which teacher I had in the subject, but there was a few subjects I never liked.

Religion: it was just boring, uninteresting and insignificant for me.

Sports: I was always bad at sports in the school and it was for me a totally redundant subject.

Arts: The subject is not that bad, but I mostly had bad teachers in it and the grading was usually subjective.

I was okay with learning about religions outside my own, but learning about my own was boring and a little over the top.

[KillerKingBakudan 702]

In any state run by democrats, I hate ALL OF THEM.

But in a republican state, I like history.

Edited November 22, 2018 by KillerKingBakudan

[RaraLover 10,436]

English. Never liked it, never will.

[Patty Thundersnow 4,325]

Calc 2. The one class that single handedly killed my passion for becoming a meteorologist.

[ExplosionMare 28,944]

9 hours ago, Venomous said:

Math. Math. Math. Math.

I despised math in elementary school, middle school, high school, and college. I have always sucked at it no matter what I did to try and understand it better. I could just never grasp it. I failed two math classes in high school and had to retake them in summer school. I even failed the summer school classes! I am no good at math. I can barely multiply and don't even get me started on division. That might as well be a foreign language to me.

Finally someone understands what it’s like to see math as a foreign language. People keep telling me it’s universal but if it was we would all be good at it.

[They call me Loyalty 1,958]

Hissstory. Hahaha. "Snakes".

[Retro*Derpy 3,833]

I also didnt like math at all, but public speaking is so much worse. I'm fine giving out a speech in public (even the zero times I've done it) but the class activities were so cringe and bullshit. Such a waste of time, hate that most colleges require it.

[dead account 2,719]

Physical education. But I was best at math - at least something, haha.

[ExplosionMare 28,944]

Gen Ed classes unrelated to the particular field of study in college feel very pointless. What’s the point of taking classes you just know you won’t need? It isn’t so much hate as it is annoyance since those “required” classes still cost money.

[Tom Gallagher 33,650]

Oh, most of them I hated. 

[sluggirl 30]

English. I used to be a prolific writer, but once I got into AP Lang & Comp I got so bored. I'm a senior now so I don't take it anymore, but English still sucks. I actually got the harshest grading teacher of my year, just my luck.

 

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[Early Sunsets 2,112]

Anything that's mostly memorization, like foreign language and government. History was also kind of difficult (dates and names really blur together), but at least that class was interesting.

[Northern Star 1,025]

90% of the required classes for college.

What does Shakespearean history and political public speaking have to do with treating a cow when it is sick?

[TBD 17,276]

Anything that got to do with science and math. Most of the professors are dogshit and just about everything how they run the class to teach is just as shitty as their personality. It is what killed my sparks and passion for science, mainly for Chemistry.  I want to learn NOT to crawl on my stomach just to pass these classes. College is shit and useless anyway.  It's only there for people to show off the degree they've accomplished like little monkeys they are when all that 99% you learned and wasted your damn money on for undergrad college isn't going to be utilized for the real world. 

[CinnamonPop 3,355]

Computer Concepts. 
It was super annoying to do a typing/barebones Photoshop class. Much rather do a true Graphic art class.

[Clawdeen 26,533]

I hated math and PE class. I always struggled with math. As a person who wasn’t into sports I hated PE.

[Cash In 23,502]

English. It was actually my best subject, but the content was so uninteresting, I actually grew to hate it.

[J.J 931]

As much as I love animation (probably more than anything) art for me, there isn't a general way to understand art, it's just kind of something that you have to wing it with and it doesn't "feel fair" to be graded passing or anywhere in between those who are truly artistic.. I got wayyy better at math, it just took different "training tools" I'm not like calculus or any crazy BS but I'm pretty damn good from where I started lmfao