Time-Intensive Majors

Hey everyone, I'm okay with a challenge, but I don't want to bite off more than I can chew. So, which majors usually demand the most of your time in college?

From data and anecdotes, there are several majors that tend to be more time-intensive due to rigorous curriculum, lab work, and project-based assignments. Here's a list of some of the majors many have considered as demanding:

1. Architecture: Not only is the course load heavy, but also it often requires extensive studio time for creating and completing models and designs.

2. Physics: As it's a grounding aspect of all natural sciences, Physics demands a deep understanding of complex mathematical and conceptual frameworks.

3. Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, etc.): These majors involve a rigorous blend of theoretical study and practical, hands-on lab work or projects designing and building systems and structures.

4. Medicine/Pre-Med: Classes in this major often require a hefty amount of memorization and understanding of complex biological processes, leading to time-intensive study sessions.

5. Chemistry/Biochemistry: These subjects require understanding complex concepts as well as time spent in lab settings.

6. Music: While it might surprise some, music as a major can be demanding. Between mastering an instrument, learning music theory, and hours of practice and performances, the commitment is considerable.

Remember, however, that the intensity of a major can vary significantly depending on the specific college and the individual student's approach towards their studies. The important thing is to pick a major that aligns with your long-term goals and interests, rather than solely based on the perceived workload.