<p>Well any subject that has quantitative aspect to it will be “less grade-inflated” because your grades will be determined by exams which in turn will be curved to a C+/B- for intro courses and B/B+ for later courses. But seriously, if you are really determined to work hard and manage your time efficiently, it shouldn’t be too difificult. I personally pulled off a high A in Econ 55 (second econ course) and am getting an A+ in Econ 105 (third econ course). If you really dedicate yourself and know your stuff, you will be able to “beat the curve.”</p>