/sci/ - Science & Math

[OP No.4733798]

Collegefag here, is life science significantly easier than biology?
I'm terrible at science and I unfortunately do not enjoy it, but I must pick one. Could /sci/ help me out?

[Anonymous No.4733829]

Choose physics. In physics it is enough to study the hydrogen atom while in life science and biology you have have to study complex systems with lots of molecules.

[OP No.4733858]

bump

[OP No.4733864]

>>4733798
I have to choose either life science or biology.

[Anonymous No.4733865]

>>4733798
>biology
why

[OP No.4733869]

>>4733865
I have to take one of them to graduate, I'm just wondering which one would be better to take

[Anonymous No.4733911]

>>4733798

Take biochemistry instead, you won't regret it.

[Anonymous No.4733921]

>bio
>life science

GTFO!

[Anonymous No.4733930]

>>4733911

>most masochistic course possible

[OP No.4733958]

>>4733921

As I said, this isn't my choice, I HAVE to take either Biology or Life Science

>tfw no one actually helps you and tells you what the difference is

[Anonymous No.4734000]

>>4733921
>chemistry
>mathematically rigorous

[Anonymous No.4734015]

>>4733798

wait are these courses? or a major? lol could u provide links to a course description?

Graduated summa cum laude with a bio degree, have taught biology and do cancer research so i can tell u whats easier

[OP No.4734097]

>>4734015
these are courses, not majors

[Anonymous No.4734132]

>>4734097

wellllllll its hard to tell without a course description but the title "life science" sounds like its probably a class about biology for non-biology majors. you should really try and figure that out because if its true then that will be the by far easier one. like it should say in the course description that is a science course for non-science majors take whatever one says that.

[Anonymous No.4734139]

>>4734000
>never had pchem