<p>I guess rainoffire’s post has fallen on deaf ears. Here’s the bottom line.</p>
<p>1.) You professor will either further you into completing your major, or switching. (I never thought a certain subject would be so interesting, until I had a certain prof).
2.) Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses in a major, therefore, difficulty cannot be assessed. (I think math is an extremely hard major, while my TA thought it was the easiest major and just <em>got it</em>).
3.) Some professors make a certain class (like Orgo) easier than other professors. I had the same class with someone who got a 4.0 and I got a 3.0 but we had different professors. They have different books, and one of them was known for being very laid back. That might influence your major.<br>
4.) Pick a major that you are interested in, not something that is known for being really easy/hard. </p>
<p>This topic has been done so many times…enough with these threads for crying out loud!!</p>