She doesn't say that in the VN.

Nothing to discuss.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOyP44Xu5FA

Discuss.

Im currently studying 2 sciences (3 if you count psychology) and i find them all intresting, well except chemistry, chemistry is a bitch.
why didn't i take physics

>>50155498
I hate chemistry but love physics.

>>50155498
whats the other science

As long as we get to make gelbanas.

>>50155522
Biology

Mad scientists don't have to bother with the boring parts.

there is science, and then there's SCIENCE!

>>50155515
>>50155498
>My face when chemistry is the fun one while physics is dry as shit.

I think she means the process of science, which would be true. It's what you discover after doing hundreds of tedious experiments and observations that can be interesting.

>>50155589
Ochem?
NOPE

>>50155596

I wouldn't agree with that. Everyone likes hypothesising and predicting, the results on the other hand will not always be want you wish it to be.

>>50155589
It might be the fact that in my opinion chemistry is the hardest subject.
Biology is easily the easiest

>>50155629
But if you have to do over the same experiment 10 or 20 times to prove that what you did is repeatable, believe me, it gets boring fast.

Science by itself is super interesting, but the process in which it is formed can be really tedious.

>>50155666
Biology is that easy?
I'm a psych major but I was thinking of changing

>>50155667

Well, that's a better way of putting it. I just disliked how your post kinda implied that the process is linear, where you just systematically derive one result and go on to the next.

I'm a psych PhD student and most of the work is reading, writing, and data analysis.

My friend is a dual M.D./Ph.D student and who is doing a psych Ph.D. instead of a Bio PhD because he hated the labs. Bio labs are tedious as fuck. Spend hours with tubes with no interaction,

>mfw I'm a physics student who loves Dr Pepper

>>50155715
The majority of people i know agree that out of the main 3 (biology, physics and chemistry) that biology is easiest. It probably stems from the fact that unlike the other two it doesn't really have much to do with the more mathmatical side of things.
Personally, i wouldn't know about physics, but at my school physics is the least passed of the 3. (only something like 5% of my year got a A-C grade, however that might be explained by the shitty teacher)

>>50155817
Are you in highschool?

You haven't done any science yet. I'm a 4th year university student, and I haven't even gotten past review of early 20th century physics. I'm supposed to do some undergraduate research later this year, though.

I'm doing Nanotechnology at uni
It's kinda a mix of everything
I find it really interesting

English teacher here.
All I do is sit here and watch you guys.
If only I were science masterrace.

>>50156034
english major here
hows your job? I was planning on teaching

>>50155927
You are correct, im from the UK currently finishing my A-Levels so i do appreciate the differences in workload.

Biology major here

shit is pretty cash

I'm not smart enough to do engineering or physcis ;_;.

>>50156128
If only 5% of your year are doing well in physics A levels it isn't because of the teacher.

As long as you can handle the maths there's nothing that you can't teach yourself if you really put the effort in.

Biologyfag here

Biology is easy as shit, that;s why I took it.

hey biofags, do you have to deal with "team" projects or interacting with groups?

shit like that grinds my gears as I am autism as fuck

Well yeah, comapred to sending Messages through time with a microwave, 99.9% of science IS boring.

>>50156217
As i said before i wouldn't know as i didn't take physics, however it may have just been a bad year as from what i heard alot of schools had low scores.

>>50155498

>3 if you count psychology

NOPE

It's sad psychology turns out to be so terrible.

Chembro at uni here.

I think I find out my grades for this last semester in like 3 hours.

I'm scared.

What could I do with an English degree? Teach?

Somehow, I don't think I'd make a very good teacher, but I do enjoy writing.

>>50156317

Write the next Twilight and use your new found wealth to rent Thai ladyboys.

>>50156339

>Thai ladyboys

Mathematics and computer science student here.
Just passed my functional analysis and mathematical physics exams.
Shit was scary.

>>50156317

I got my history degree and decided to teach. It's a fucking horrible career

>>50156461
How come you don't like it?

>>50156269

yeah, probably more than other sciences as well. Lots of practical/lab work in groups, plenty of group assignments

It's shit

>>50156317

Become an editor at a fansub group. Most of them need it. Badly.

Live off donations

>>50156461

Teaching history, or just teaching in general?

>>50156508

To put it simply, they love to chat.

>>50156566

Teaching history

It's true, infact I droped out of my course at uni today in favor of english and teaching

which science has the least group work in it?

>>50156660

Oh, with a submajor in Japanese

7/14 on my organic chem quiz. I will never be a mad scientist

>>50156664

whichever has the least labwork I guess?

Physics probably

>>50156664

Trust me on this one, they all overlap, you learn the same thing in each field of science these days. Up until third year.

By that point you will have done well over 9 or so group projects. If you're anything like me, one of the 3D pigs in your group will decide to get preggers half way through and ditch the course.

>>50156664

Astronomy?

>>50156686

At least you didn't fail first year chemistry like me

Feels bad man