<p>What's your opinion? Many seem to say that US History is very difficult (taking it this june! =-o and I haven't started preparing) but what do you think? How does literature, math, bio, chem, foreign lang etc... stack up in comparison?</p>
<p>fisacs no doubt</p>
<p>****. im taking physics along with math 2c.. i already took chem and did well. mayb i shud drop physics?</p>
<p>lit is probably the hardest if you are not considering science, but for me, bio was theeeeee hardest! only a pathetic 630 :(</p>
<p>math iic has a pretty easy curve...us history not really that bad, I would say world history is worse...</p>
<p>US or World history are the hardest.</p>
<p>It really depends on what you're good at. Many people would say the sciences are. Not for me.</p>
<p>I wouldn't say World History is the hardest. I got a 770, but that was only 96% which basically says a lot of people do well on it...there is a lot of material to cover for it, but same goes for all subjects...</p>
<p>everyone who takes bio at my school gets an 800 somehow. half of my school takes ap bio(not me!) so they can take neurobio or dna science junior year.</p>
<p>i haven't heard of too many <em>great</em> scores on literature.</p>
<p>i'd say chem is one of the hardest to prepare for but once u know the material, its not too hard. Bio is really easy, just pure memorization.</p>
<p>My D got a really high Lit score 2 1/2 years ago with no prep. She said even the poetry terms were things she learned in freshman English. I hope S can do the same......</p>
<p>What's hardest depends on your abilities, not the test itself. The scores are all normed to the distribution of test-takers and are roughly "equivalent" in difficulty. Maybe the question should be "what's hardest for someone who doesn't know much about the subject"?</p>