This. I'm in a top program (USC Marshall School of Business, ranked #9 in the nation), and the material can be very challenging at times. If you want to get above a 3.0, you have to work very hard for it, because there is a mandatory average grade in place for each class. People are competitive and push averages to very high levels, and the professors make their classes harder than they would be at your local community college.
There's definitely a difference between taking business classes at a community college compared to a top 10 business school, and I've done both.
yeah this is what I figured, you're grumpy because you think I took an unintentional s*** on you
there's a small handful of degrees and a small handful of schools that are actually difficult, by and large most of college is not that hard and you'll only fail to obtain a degree if you don't show up. the science and math degrees are probably further towards the "actually difficult" side of the spectrum. at most places, business and psychology are not.
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