What is or was your best subject in school?

[killamch89]

Ironically, it was Math for me. Most people hated it but I liked it a lot although it could be frustrating at times. What is or was your best subject in school?

[Heatman]

On 3/25/2024 at 3:30 AM, killamch89 said:

Ironically, it was Math for me. Most people hated it but I liked it a lot although it could be frustrating at times. What is or was your best subject in school?

Mathematics was my most hated subject when I was in school. I was so bad at it that I didn't know I was even going to pass the subject whenever I was taking my exams. My favorite subject when I was in school used to be Integrated Science. 

[killamch89]

On 3/31/2024 at 4:28 AM, Heatman said:

Mathematics was my most hated subject when I was in school. I was so bad at it that I didn't know I was even going to pass the subject whenever I was taking my exams. My favorite subject when I was in school used to be Integrated Science. 

I was also good at the sciences but over the years, after leaving college, I started gravitating towards science.

[Ravenfreak]

I hated math, I could never comprehend it and it took me years to finally understand some basic math. I was always better at English, I always did a great job writing papers. I liked some science courses I took but I hated Biology. I didn't like my teacher for one thing, but it also confused me at times and reminded me too much of math class in some aspects.

[killamch89]

3 hours ago, Ravenfreak said:

I hated math, I could never comprehend it and it took me years to finally understand some basic math. I was always better at English, I always did a great job writing papers. I liked some science courses I took but I hated Biology. I didn't like my teacher for one thing, but it also confused me at times and reminded me too much of math class in some aspects.

I don't know - I think Physics is the closest one to Math as you had to do some algebraic equations to find some proportion of forces. Biology hardly has any of that - it's mainly theory about scientific findings and hypotheses in terms of organisms.

[Debashis]

My favorite subjects in school were Computer Science and Biology. I used to do great in them as I had interest in topics related to these since childhood. I used to hate Civics and History. 

[Heatman]

On 4/2/2024 at 2:08 AM, killamch89 said:

I was also good at the sciences but over the years, after leaving college, I started gravitating towards science.

You were good at science and still kept being gravitating towards it after years you left school, that shows you're truly good at it. When I see science courses, I get depressed!! 🥹 

[killamch89]

13 hours ago, Heatman said:

You were good at science and still kept being gravitating towards it after years you left school, that shows you're truly good at it. When I see science courses, I get depressed!! 🥹 

I meant to say business. After a while, I've gravitated towards business as I can create a business.

[Heatman]

On 4/29/2024 at 1:33 AM, killamch89 said:

I meant to say business. After a while, I've gravitated towards business as I can create a business.

I have been helping to run and manage my family's auto spare parts business for 10 years right now. It's something I can't leave for my dad to keep doing because he's getting old. 

[The Blackangel]

English was my best subject. I loved the course curriculum. My worst was probably math. I still remember when I was in 6th grade my literal math score was 2% out of 100%. That's a hell of an F on your report card. Fractions were killing me. Also the teacher would give us sheets with the simplest math on it. Things like 3x8 and there would be like 50 of those. I always failed because I would get mixed up and start adding or subtracting. She mixed it up with some being multiplication, others addition, and some were subtraction. Four or five problems in I would get mixed up and start doing the wrong thing.

Science wasn't bad for me. Biology sucked, but general science wasn't bad. Then again, in high school I tended to sleep through class. Until I dropped out, that is.

[killamch89]

On 5/15/2024 at 2:00 PM, The Blackangel said:

English was my best subject. I loved the course curriculum. My worst was probably math. I still remember when I was in 6th grade my literal math score was 2% out of 100%. That's a hell of an F on your report card. Fractions were killing me. Also the teacher would give us sheets with the simplest math on it. Things like 3x8 and there would be like 50 of those. I always failed because I would get mixed up and start adding or subtracting. She mixed it up with some being multiplication, others addition, and some were subtraction. Four or five problems in I would get mixed up and start doing the wrong thing.

Science wasn't bad for me. Biology sucked, but general science wasn't bad. Then again, in high school I tended to sleep through class. Until I dropped out, that is.

I was always good at English. Ironically, I was good especially at English Literature and that was due to me liking most forms of art from a young age.

[Knight Barida]

My best subject was economics. It was one subject that I always got an A alongside Accounting. This was why I have grown to enjoy being an economist. I like how I am able to analyse the economy while sharing my views about it.

[Ajay25]

I was pretty good in math.  Did some math clubs after school in high school and we won a regional meet!  

[killamch89]

24 minutes ago, Ajay25 said:

I was pretty good in math.  Did some math clubs after school in high school and we won a regional meet!  

That's awesome. I was also pretty good at math to the point I was doing a subject called additional math. It's more or less college level math in high school and I passed it with a B.