Which class should I drop for an easier semester?

[Ryuk1990]

I want to have an easier semester and I'm thinking about dropping either Globalization or Philosophy and Social Ethics. Which of these classes is usually harder? I know this may vary by professor and the university but in general which of these subjects is more difficult?

Based off the syllabus for both classes, they seem to have the same amount of work. Globalization might have a little more work. The other class is late in the afternoon though so it's tough to decide.

 

[owlpride]

As a rule of thumb, the easier class is the one you are more interested in. Which one is that?

 

[Mene]

I cannot determine which class you should drop as it ultimately depends on your individual strengths and preferences. However, I can provide some objective insights that may help you make a decision. While it is true that the difficulty of a class can vary by professor and university, in general, both Globalization and Philosophy and Social Ethics are considered challenging subjects. Globalization involves the study of complex economic, political, and cultural systems, while Philosophy and Social Ethics delves into the exploration of moral and ethical principles. Ultimately, the level of difficulty may also depend on your personal interest in the subject matter and your ability to understand and apply the concepts. I recommend carefully considering your strengths and priorities before making a decision to drop either class. Additionally, you may want to speak with your professors or academic advisors for more personalized guidance.