Discuss https://thetab.com/uk/norwich/2016/ 02/27/doing-a-b

>>8992989
t. BA
lmao retarded people acting retarded, what's new?

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>>8992989
lolololololololololololol

>>8992989
she's not wrong

>>8992989
>Has absolutely know idea what actual math is like

>>8992989
Old news senpai. Sage'd.

I guess that's why I can take 300 and 400 level humanities aND literature classes, skip all the lectures, spend 2 hours per paper and get 90+% when the rest of the bas whine about how hard their work is. What a joke.

It's time to accept some narcissistic bullshit from an angry barista.

Ummmm sweeties adding up numbers isn't going to do anything if you have no emotional intelligence!

>>8993033
Sounds good dear, but please remember, no whipped cream.

>>8992989
>oh my fucking em gee no engineer has ever written anything fucking em gee evar

YAAAAAAAAAAAASSSS

>>8993033
yyaaaaassss gurl preech

el mayo you can just google it my cashier does my math for me anyway

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>>8993026
kek

this is a satire article right? like The Onion or something Im assuming

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The only BA degrees I respect are artists. At least there is technical skill and intelligence required. Fuck everyone else though.

That's true
t: maths BA

>>8992993
But she is

>>8992989
i actually agree with this

I graduated summa cum laude with a 3.992 gpa
the only B : Philosophy 201

it was just too hard to parse the 5 types of second-order subjectivism according to Hume

>>8993173
no its real, what are you fucking racist?
STOP OPPRESSING ME BIGOT
RACIST FASCIST RACIST FASCIST RACIST FASCIST

>>8992989
>Not recognizing satire
Sign of autism desu

>>8993454
Poe's law

>>8993462
Well if you were smart enough for a BA you could tell the difference.

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>>8992989
These click bait articles on Facebook appeal to the majority clientele, nothing new.

I'd probably struggle getting a BA in philosophy, much like Evergreen State students would struggle with getting a BSc in Bio since they're currently without a bio instructor due to "institutional racism"

>>8993035
I hate it when people use the phrase "savage", but damn...

>Alice Cahica
>Trainee journalist in London. Former video news journalist at The Times and The Sun.
>The Sun
She writes for a shitpost rag. She gets paid to bullshit.

>>8993314
that's philosophy though, which is closest to BS out of anything in BA - not BA in general

>>8993314
Is sociology class easier? I fucked up by taking 2 econ classes when I needed 1 econ plus a humanities requirement. I dread taking non-stem classes so much because I don't want to piss the professor off by saying something she hates. Pretending to be a naive about world news and politics worked well in my other non-stem classes so far.

>>8993635
>taking non-stem classes
and I know a sociology major, it sounds like a breeze

>>8993454
Can you give a reason you believe this wss intended as satire, other than the fact that you disagree?

>>8993639
You must be European. I'm an amerilard and taking English and humanities is a requirement. I have to get into student debt to learn why men are evil and should be killed.

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>>8992989
As a math major i must agree that a BA is much harder than a BSc.
simply because there is no way of knowing what opinion the teacher wants you to have on some random irrelevant topic.
I just recently passes the course history of math, tought by some history PhD. but it honestly was the hardest course I ever took.
Just immagine
>getting a huge book that is written by a brainlet.
>you start reading it and its literally full of shit.
>your teacher starts foaming from his mouth as he rambles about the book in class
> every now and then you hear him spew out the words that women are equal and that they are all beautifull regardless of their size.
>somehow the teacher thinks this relates to the class but the logical connection is missing.
>teacher makes obvious logical fallacies all the time.
>have to write a fucking report about some topic that relates to the course.
>decide to just copy some shit from a few books and add in a few sentences about how much you like BBW porn and how important education is.
>get an A-
>wtf. how did that happen
>final exam coming up.
>Literally asking about the smallest details of the peanut chunk in the huge pile of shit that makes up this book.
>I didnt even pay attention to the peanuts
>last question for 30% of the marks
>name one female mathematician and describe why she is such a great pioneer.
>yes i got this. just negate all the usual statements on /pol/ and write them down.
last question saved me. but besides the obvious gibberish of womens rights. none of that liberal arts shit makes sense

>>8993466
Alot of Arts students who didn't drop out of STEM think higher up math classes just deal with longer numbers and nothing else. "You think you are smart because you can add 1 billion to 1 trillion anon?" is actually a real life meme.

>>8993033
I see your sarcasm, but that's actually true.
It doesn't matter if you have a PhD in pure math or theoretical physics. If you can't discipline yourself to do things other than studying you'll never get to be more than a high school teacher.

>>8993195
This. Also designers. Philosophy can come too if we're talking analytic philosophy.

>>8993648
>/pol/nigger
>valid opinion
kys yourself, brainlet scum

>>8993648
>womens rights
>makes any sense

KEK
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>>8993635
It depends ENTIRELY on the professor. If you luck out you'll get a moderately interesting class where you learn about cultures and how various Jews with PhDs are the scum of the Earth.

Chances are you'll get a shit for brains professor though and will spend the entire class learning about why you are evil.

Highlights of my sociology class:

>Dominoes is inherently racist; the concept of pizza delivery is, by its very nature, racist.
>Denny's is inherently racist; the concept of cheap flapjacks is, by its very nature, racist.
>Yes, both of those reasons are literally what we were told in two separate ten minute rants.
>You're basically a Klansman if you don't believe in the "Small Pox Blankets" meme
>People do not engage in discrimination as a way to scapegoat a group and lash out at it, they do it solely because all Cishetero White Males are inherently prejudiced and act solely out of hate
>Blacks are biologically programmed to like fat girls (""""professor""" was fat)

>>8992989
don't pure science majors outscore most humanities majors on the verbal part of the GRE, except philosophy majors?

>>8993195
You're confusing the Bachelor of Arts with the Bachelor of Fine Arts/Bachelor of Art.

Bachelor of Arts is for humanities subjects in general, and can basically include anything qualitative. It can include art subjects, but is generally limited to subjects related to but not directly involved in the production of art, eg. art history, applications of art in architecture, museum curation, etc. It can also include plenty of applications of hard sciences too, eg. the aforementioned architecture.

It's basically a catch-all for basically anything that isn't restricted to a very specific domain or method of study, or simply the degree that you choose when you want to study something like a science, but you don't want to do everything science. Although I understand that last part doesn't quite apply to American students, who seem to be forced into spending a quarter of their degrees in generalised courses anyway.

>tl;dr 4chan pretends like arts is all courses about Afro-Carribean Women's Empowerment and 14th Century Basque Millinery Techniques, but only a brainlet would be that gullible to think that's statistically accurate
>y- you're not all brainlets, ar... Are you?!

>>8993635
I wouldn't know, I didn't take that class.

>I don't want to piss the professor off
if you're an easily-offended snowflake that can't listen to viewpoints that strongly oppose yours, don't take the course so you can stay in your safe space

>>8993693
Some things I learned from my Macroeconomics professor back in 2012
>Global warming is a globalist hoax designed to undermine capitalism
>Obama is irreparably destroying the economy while cooking the numbers to make it seem like he's improving it
>Diseased Mexican children are being shipped over the border and integrated into our schools to infect our children
>Democrats have pushed a vaccination agenda despite the clear links between autism and vaccines

>>8993647
My first two years of college were all electives. And I still have more electives REQUIRED by my department. The good news is I do not have to take 12 credits of foreign language.

>>8993648
Sounds like a shitty college

>>8993756
>being a brainlet who couldnt pass his AP exams

I have both a BS and a BA degree and I can say from personal experience that both are very hard.

>>8993794
>BA is hard
top kek
>Go into first class
>Listen to professor, take notes every time she talks about her feelings or her political opinions
>After that write every essay in such a way that it will masturbate her ego
>Get A++ at everything and graduate with honors because that's all humanities degrees judge. How good you are at sucking cock.

>>8993195
I dropped out of mech eng because I found it boring, I have been thinking of a BA in product design for ages, yay or nay?

>>8993640
Just read these sentences
>We get given the choice to write our own essay title, too – what the fuck does that even mean? Is it some sort of reverse psychology where our tutors want us to write an essay title to show autonomy. Or will they take offence if we don’t pick one of theirs? It’s much harder than finding out what ‘x’ is.

Especially the first one
It makes me chuckle every time I read it
>We get given the choice to write our own essay title, too – what the fuck does that even mean?

Or this
>I’m not saying that your degree is pointless, because it’s probably not.

A Bachelor of Arts telling BScs their degree is PROBABLY not pointless?

>Whether we’re teachers or world leaders, we don’t need to have a BSc next to our name to do it: a BA is good enough.
A BA is good enough? Just good enough? Doesn't really sound like it's written by a BA, more like a BSc writing satire

>You ask us: “What’s the point to your degree?”, “Haven’t you learned to read yet?”, “Don’t you wish you were good at Physics?” The answer, quite honestly, is that you’re intimidated by us.
...

I could go on

>>8993936
Why do you care about the opinions of anonymous posters of a Taiwanese fruit-collecting texto-jpeg board?

>>8993648
>simply because there is no way of knowing what opinion the teacher wants you to have on some random irrelevant topic.

Nicca, our teachers grade papers by throwing them in the air and passing the ones that fall on the right.

t. Physics Undergrad

>>8993967
That sounds pretty nice, I assume you're researching aerodynamic behaviour of paper?

>>8993989
Oh yeah. Groundbreaking stuff!

Kidding aside, I'm not LARPing. Professors here do this. Depending on how nuts they are, they will grade you depending on where the paper lands. Or they'll pass the first few tests and fail the others. or any other number of stupid shit.

And that's not to mention the huge subjet matter, the classes & Political Parties that get their way through them. It's a fucked up situation.

>>8992989
Might be partially true.

You realize how important this skill is when writing papers and proposals.

It's time to accept that the difficulty of a degree is irrelevant in the real world

>In BAs, we have to go and write arguments. We have to actually form ideas out of words, and do so in a coherent and convincing way.
but that's exactly how studying maths looks like, but then your arguments have to not only be convincing and feel kinda right, but have to be rigorous and formally correct. Why all the brainlets think uni maths is just finding the x like in high school, but with bigger numbers? And why somebody who doesn't know how maths or other STEM courses look like feels competent to shit on them?

>>8993019
Are you me?
I almost accidentally double-majored in Philosophy because I was padding my GPA with easy As from it. Once you've read Descarte or Kant or Rawls you know their work and you can take as many classes as you want on them and pass.

Philosophy classes fall into two categories: Reading quizzes over material some other dude wrote in the past and what he meant by it and how it stood or fell with time, and learning the rules to games of logic and critical thought. Both are trivial to prepare for, so you can take 2 per term while still taking a full math/science load and reap two guaranteed A's.

I bet this author failed intro science in high school.

>>8993195
That has to be a dude. No chick would wear anime t-shirts like that

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>>8993936

Mechanical Engineering is a meme studied by Mexicans who just want to work on their cars. Study what you're passionate about. I was interested in psychology throughout high school until I took my first psychology course my freshman year. I turned 360 degrees and walked away. I then went on to do a forestry major because I just wanted to fuck off from society, which I had to take biology. I found molecular biology is incredibly fascinating and now I'm a biochemistry major.

>>8992989
you mean balancing an equation like the economy or budget?

Instead of writing sentences like, "Hillary was too smart to win"?

>>8994263
Well, I'd still stick it up his ass if you know what I mean.

>>8993958
Idk, the writing style is what I'd call snarky but that doesn't make it satire. I've known some really fucking stupid people who I could see saying this stuff and while parts may be intended to make you laugh, they're also serious about the main point.

Do you see any other satire on the same site? I don't think I do

>>8994265
>turned 360

>>8992989
I guess so, I don't think I'd have the patience to see an arts course through.

>>8995538
I imagine most people in STEM don't have the patience for the humanities.
I tried it once. It wound up with me shitposting on every single assignment
This was the title for my final paper for a sex ed class--it was 13 pages long: "Chest Torpedoes Oscillating at Mach 4"

>>8992989
I>>8992989
have a BSc but did a BA in my first year before switching. Didnt have to show up in a BA and got top marks, not worth while for the amount of money you put in as most of it is common sense. Science was more challenging and had a larger work load, you could still hardly attend class but you couldnt make all your grades up doing two good essays. The only people that think BA's are hard are people in an arts degree, they have no comprehention of what a large workload or intense study is.I had a mate in BA that complained because he had uni more than 3 times a week....

>>8992989

Yeah probably. A BSc is mostly learning facts and models which are based off logic and therefore make sense.

A BA is more about subjectivity and creativity, which I'm not very good at.

>>8992993
She is totally wrong.

Saying BScs don't require creativity because you can rote learn math is like me arguing BAs don't require creativity because you can rote learn grammar and spelling.

>>8992989
>posting clickbait
At least post the archive.is
http://archive.is/LSimz

>>8992989
Is this satire?

>>8995561
>paper for a sex ed class
w-what

>>8994265
Perhaps the most homosexual post I've ever seen on /sci/

t. mech eng working in aerospace

ITT: retards who don't understand the diferent between A BS and a BA. It has nothing to do with the subject. BS is just a more specific category. For example, you can get a BA in biology, but an ecology degree, a subset of the biology branch, is a BS.

Wouldn't call all PhDs dumb because they are philosophy, would you?

>the tab
>the tab for norwich uni
Fucking lol

>>8993195
I have a BA in mathematics
t. Cambridge graduate

>>8995721
Maybe, what gives it slightly away is the fact that apparently the first thing anyone does before starting to read a book or write an essay is reading somebody else's notes on the subject, which is slightly ironic considering how the arts are known to be more "creative".

>>8992989
True t b h.
I can't write to save my life.
t. gaygineer

>>8995535
>Being THIS new

>>8992989
This is a satire piece.

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>she misused an apostrophe
Top kek

>>8992989
From the link:

"We’re sick of the smug looks you throw at us when you ask if we can balance an equation – because we probably can’t – but as least we can use the right to, two, too in context."

So she's bragging about not being retarded?

>>8995802
"cat's" as in "cat has"
>inb4 should be "cat has shat"
"shit" can be past tense.

>>8992989
> We also have literally no friends on our courses.

I love how she brags about being a so much better writer than STEM students -- and then she misuses the word "literally".

>>8995822

ha, ha, and in the *very* *next* sentence after that:

"You’re in nine until five everyday which is good for you."

It's "every day", not "everyday". "Everyday" can only be used as an adjective, not as an adverb.

Source:

> https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/everyday
> Adverb - everyday
> Misspelling of every day.

>>8995813
Balancing equations is something you learn in high school. Is this seriously the bar they're using to measure the skills of a BSc?

>>8993019
The less mathematical a course gets, the lower my grade becomes in that course. My whole life, math has always padded my GPA. I can't write essays for shit.

>>8993738
>Some things I learned from my Macroeconomics professor back in 2012
>>Global warming is a globalist hoax designed to undermine capitalism
>>Obama is irreparably destroying the economy while cooking the numbers to make it seem like he's improving it
>>Diseased Mexican children are being shipped over the border and integrated into our schools to infect our children
>>Democrats have pushed a vaccination agenda despite the clear links between autism and vaccines
But all of that is true though

>>8992989
Blah blah blah.....

There are more BA's than BScs.
Whatever is harder will have the lest, whatever is easier will be the most common.

Again, every retard has a BA, BScs are few and far between (when considering the entire population).

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>>8995736

How is loading cargo for $14/hr at your airport working out for you bruh?

>>8992989
What if I can "balance equations" like most 10th graders, and write a sentence like this one here, "hun"?

>>8993648
>name one female mathematician
Shit, I've got nothing.
Who are some famous female mathematicians /sci/?

>>8993648
>simply because there is no way of knowing what opinion the teacher wants you to have on some random irrelevant topic.

you just look at them. do they look like a faggot? then they want to hear about how great SJW and Marxism is.

>>8997426
The only Famous Female "Mathematician" I know is the "1st Computer Scientist" Ada Lovelace.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace
She is remenbered for making the "1st algorithm/computer program"
But we all know that was Babbage who created it.

The only Famous Female Scientist I know is the Chemist Marie Curie.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Curie
But Marie Currie was just the Brainlet assistant of Pierre Curie. Pierre Curie did the research. She was just His assistant.

>>8997494
Only major name that pops into my head besides Curie is Franklin. That's probably because I'm a biology major though.

>>8997426
Emmy Noether.

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>>8997528
Emmy Noether.
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmy_Noether
> Described by Albert Einstein as the most important woman in the history of mathematics
> As one of the leading mathematicians of her time, she developed the theories of rings, fields, and algebras.
> In physics, Noether's theorem explains the connection between symmetry and conservation laws

Was chemistry and physics double major at a top 20 school.
When I had to take a history course, I was sitting next to a history major.
When I took a psychology course, I was sitting next to a psychology major.
But when a humanities major takes a math or science course, they are not sitting next to math or science majors.
Why is that if BA is harder than BS?

>>8997516
>Only major name that pops into my head besides Curie is Franklin

Lise Meitner developed theory of nuclear fission. Some say robbed of Nobel Prize.
In biology, Barbara McClintok, Nobel Prize winner who studied transposons.
There are others, especially in biology.,,eg Rita Levi

>>8995813
this reeks of insecurity and projection

t. bs/ba double major

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>>8992989
>his degree begins with the letter "B"

Stop posting clickbait shit OP.

>>8997556
based Emmy.

I got a BA and consider it the lowest form of academia. I would trade those years for mathematics, physics any time, but I just have to accept that my highest potential lies in humanities, so I'll try to make the most of it.

>>8992989
Is this satire? She said hun lmao

>>8992989
>BAs are significantly harder than BScs
That's true though.
It is way harder to qualify for a job, a career, the respect of your fellow man, or even survive paycheck-to-paycheck with just a BA.

Guess it makes sense though, with how piss-easy it is to get a BA. Linguistics follow pure logic, but are the logical equivalent of building Lego, creative writing is hard to fuck up if you've ever read/watched/heard a decent story before, and psychology courses teach some cool stuff anyways so it's easy to pay attention and do the research papers. On top of that, they have all kinds of bullshit give-away credits now where they can give you 3 years' worth of courses in which you're guaranteed an 'A' if you can just overanalyze something until you come up with a reason why it's discretely racist/sexist/'problematic'. They'll practically give you a BA if you ask nicely and say please.

Sucks that all the fee-fee courses completely undermine the value of a BA by being on the same qualification level as years of physiological psych (functional neuroanatomy) study, the study of word-formation/language/speech-disorders, the nuanced study of any/all periods of human history, and/or all of the above.

Now
>This ad is problematic because it features a model who is more sexually-attractive than me which triggers my insecurity
is on the same level as
>The subject appears to have a physical lesion in his pons as a result of his recent injury, which is interfering with neural relay to the medulla, causing his erratic gait and unstable equilibrium

t. Guy with BA about to graduate from the faculty of Ed as a middle school teacher.

Honestly, the hardest class I ever took that legimately made want to kms was drawing people. I forget the name of the class, but I never struggled like I did there. I was just shit. I would look around me and see people sketching the person posing relatively well and my sketch was absolute trash. Maybe I was being hard on myself, but I honestly never felt like I was gonna have a nervous breakdown like I did in that class.

I love art and I respect those who put in the time and can make intriguing pieces on any medium desu.

T.EE major

>>8992989
Cool, but then I don't care which Major is harder, I care which interestes me the most...

>>8998572
Illustration and painting are legitimately difficult and technical skills.

You basically have to train your mind/eyes to see 3D space on a 2D plane. You have to make the mental translation between particles of light into the locations of shades of color, in order to replicate the image you've constructed in your mind, piece by piece, layer by layer, onto the flat, blank paper/canvas in front of you until you've created such an image as to portray, even to the untrained layman, the representation of a distinct image in a distinct context, both of which only truly exist as a fictional construction in the artist's mind.

I have mad respect for creators of visual art (and no, I'm not talking about photo editing or website design).

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>>8992989 >>8998552 >>8998508
>>BAs are significantly harder than BScs

Harder to get a Job after Graduate.

Harder to gt employed, pay bills, get food on table.

Life is much Harder because they are fucked unless Their parents are Rich
2) Get into a Top Law School to become Top Lawyers
3) Get into a Top Business School to become Top CEOs with MBAs
4) Get into Graduate School & Post-Doc to become (Tenured) Professors
5) Get into a Code Boot-camp to become Code Monkeys.

BSc in Humanities are fucked & will compete with Niggers, Muslims, Pajeets & Poor Hispanics for Shitty Wages.

>>8993019
typical grade obsessed stem autist. you're only cheating yourself

>>8998595
at least they will be able to type out a post without it looking like the world's longest experimental art film title

>>8992989
>hun

>>8995561
>Chest Torpedoes Oscillating at Mach 4
Is this what they based Keijo off of?

>>8992989
Just because wiping my ass after I shit would be harder if i used my mouth does not mean that I should do it.

Is biochemistry the hardest then?
Requires scientific rigor and the ability to write which is at the discretion of the reader.

It's literally humanities and stem combined.

>>8992989
If only English 101 and English 102 were required for that BS. Oh, wait, they are.

>>8993019
>skip all the lectures
What school did you go to? Mine the professors got to set their own attendance policy, and the humanities people were all total hardasses about it. One guy made you print out a couple dozen pages before each lecture and would make you absent if you didn't have it (or if you were a minute late). A few absences and they start marking you down.

>>8998508
That is actually how some people write in a formal setting these days.

>>8995761
Which cambridge?

>>8993989
Stop being a pajeet then;. Don't deny it asshole, I know you are one.Only pajeet teachers do this.

>>8999577
Cambridge, Massachusetts Community College

>>8992989
This argument is always weird to me.

Math was a BA when I was an undergrad, unless someone took the applied or computer science option.

/sci/ should know better than to fall for clickbait

>>8993611

Lefty shit like this rarely (pretty much never) gets espoused by the Sun.

>>8993648

But you're only saying it's hard because of human bias, not because it really requires greater intelligence.

>>8998579

Your post was someone on /sci/ showing a good knowledge of the processes involved. Can you see a typical BA being able to write in a similar way about even basic calculus?

>>8992989
I can do both, while you can maybe do half at best.

>>8995736
>engineers
>calling other people homosexuals
Pot meet Kettle

>>8993019
True. Last semester, I was finishing up my last humanity's prereq. Around 7% of the grade was attendance and I barely ever attended lecture. Still got an A because I got 100s in all my assignments. I heard people bitch about how hard the class is.

>>8993019
Same, passed my humanities classes without barely attending any of the lectures

[Spoiler]then again, this was also the case for my STEM classes[/spoiler]

t. not a brainlet

>>8992989
>tfw BA in computer science

>>9001837
>tfw BSc in english literature

>>9001386
STEM isn't gay if it has a Feminine Penis.

>>8997426
Hypatia of Alexandria

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>>9000433
yes, and thats precisely what I intended to say

>>8993683
>ad hominum

>>8993761
its actually a pretty decent university.
our usual classes don't involve liberal arts and they are pretty good actually.

BA courses for me are impossible to fail but very difficult to ace. Whereas, I if I know all the material in a STEM course and how to apply it, I'll ace it.

>>9002090
>BA courses for me are impossible to fail but very difficult to ace.
STEM is easy to fail & very difficult to ace.

STEMS wins

>>8992989
I tend to agree.

I've studied physics in one of Europe's more prestigious universities for 7 years. I've delved in thermal quantum field theories, Einsteinian general relativity and black holes, I've manually calculated second order corrections in quantum electrodynamics - and while this was all tough and hard, I can honestly say that it's doable.

One look into my housemate's feminist research book - fuck that; not even they understand what the Dickens they're talking about.

Science is easier because it makes sense on a fundamental level.

>>8994263
definitely a mtf with copious amounts of photoshop

real girls don't wear that shit lmao

>>8992991
the t. goes after the message, hun

>>8992989
ITT /sci/ autists either fail to read anything past the headline in the picture or are too dense to recognize satire.

Which one is it gonna be?

>>9002415
>he thinks a BA student would be smart enough to produce satire

>Literally never got anything below a 90% on a non STEM course studying maybe an hour at most a week for them
>Have to struggle to get Bs in STEM courses that I spend 5 hours a class in
Yep, "creative writing" is so much harder.

>It's a woman
Of course.

Is there a biological reason woman tend to be so shit at critical thinking and have to make retarde excuses or make bullshit fields like Social sciences?

>>8992989
My favourite part of this is the fact that she goes from "BAs are significantly harder than BScs" to "Well we need each other and I just don't like being told my degree is easy", since it becomes obvious the first statement is total horseshit.
Still not sure if this is satire though

>>9002450
Maybe you should chose a line of study more in line with your abilities.

>>9002458
You just qualified for a BA because you generalized the shitty opinions of one woman to all women.
I'd like mine with extra cheese, thx.

>>9002883
Well if you weren't fucking stupid, you would know women and men don't behave or perceive the world in the same way.

>>8997426
The chick who proved a special case of Fermat's Last Theorem.

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>hun

>>9002887
>behave/perceive the world differently
>implies they are shit at critical thinking
Given the fact that you're probably male I like how you are contradicting your own garbage hypothesis.

It's way harder because they have no use full skill to trade for money to pay back their loans.

>>8998940
yeah that happened to me in college

my major profs don't care at all.
all my gen eds had like pop quizzes and mandatory attendance policies and shit like that. my friend literally would have auto failed her class if she missed more than 4 lectures.

>>8993705
That's pretty variable then.

Architecture requires a crap ton of work. The people I knew taking it would put couches, fridges, and microwaves in their design space because they would sleep their frequently.

Other BA degrees? Definitely not as rigorous.

>>9002900
The best part is that "hon" is the correct form, because it's short for "honey".

A Hun is a barbarian warrior from Eastern Europe.

Trust me, I know this shit, I'm a Biochemist.

>>8993019
literally my experience, Biochem major

>>8992989
true, but just because you can write a sentence doesnt mean you can do maths.
also, balance an equation? i mean come on

>>9005562
well, maybe that's what she's trying to imply

>>8992989
I can balance an equation and write a sentence. Look, I just did the latter. How does it work then?

I studied a BSc in Computer Science and Math, with a BA in Greek and Latin, which amounted to two three year degrees where I live. I'd say the Greek/Latin was harder only because the complicated grammer was a horror.

>>8993936
Mehc eng here
If I werent ME I'd be design. Shit's great. It's got the only Arts GE courses I actually respect.

>>9002272
You might want to brush up on your comprehension skills, hun.

>>8994263
That's Shaking Pink, a denpa group, not anime
Japanese girls love that shit

>>9005858
Alternatively, no

>>8998940
>marked for attendance
Getting points for showing up is how you can tell they're not actually teaching anything.