<p>depends on your interest level, skill set and work ethic. most would find #10 the hardest and #6/7/12 the least demanding.</p>
<p>what’s more important than relative difficulty is your interest level. you will be more likely to stay ontop of the material, get to know and use TAs and Profs, etc, in a course you find interesting… so the ‘easier’ major may be the more frustrating one. what you get out of the class depends on what interest and work you put into it.</p>
<p>and the danger is underestimating courses/majors. “easy” at college is different from ‘easy’ in hs. at best, ‘easy’ hopkins courses are ones where your hard work should pay off and earn you a high grade (at least B+)…hard ones mean you may bust your but and barely get a B. the good thing is most courses are very fair. if you work really hard you should be at least in the B range.</p>