<p>I have to take one or the other for Bryn Mawr, which in your opinion is easier?
Michele</p>
<p>Just from what I’ve heard, the writing is much, much easier. The literature is “impossible”.</p>
<p>Absolutely Writing - by a landslide.</p>
<p>Writing’s much easier.</p>
<p>even though I wouldn’t know, i’ve heard lit. is very hard</p>
<p>I would know and I’ll verify that Lit is very hard.</p>
<p>Mm. I took both and got an 800 Writing and a 780 Lit. However, the percentile for lit was an 98%+ I think while the percentile for writing was a 97%. Why don’t you just take both on the same test day and see how you do?</p>
<p>Literature is awful, don’t take it.</p>
<p>took lit absolutely cold w/o any studying and got a 640…if you study, are good at analyzing passages, and enjoy literature; i don’t see how anyone could do that badly…i think it’s more straightforward than writing</p>
<p>If you’re a half-decent writer and can identify basic grammar mistakes writing is MUCH easier.</p>
<p>writing is sooooo much easier than lit.</p>
<p>WRITING! 710 Writing, and not so great lit 
just my own personal experience</p>
<p>Writing is much much easier. I think it suffices to say that I did about 150 points better on writing than I did on Lit.</p>
<p>I truly believe that Writing is significantly easier. However, a better way to decide for yourself would be to take a practice test for each.</p>