<p>Some educationall systems have approximatelly 12-15 classes per year.
At college admission, do they tend to look more at the classes related to what you’re going to study?
I mean…will a some bad marks in religion ancient greek or law hurt my chances for admission as cognitive science major? generally speaking ofcourse</p>
<p>The short answer is that yes, they will care and yes, weak grades in any subjects can hurt your chances of admission.</p>
<p>The reason is that American colleges are big on a broad liberal arts education; you will probably take 2/3 of your courses outside of your major, including subjects that you may consider yourself weak in.</p>