Attention All College Students: 10 Majors That Will Strike You Of A Life

Some majors will leave you with little free time. They require a lot more preparation and studying than other majors. The 10 most time-consuming majors are listed below.

10. Accounting

Accounting involves the analysis of numerical data that could concern a business' financial stability or even tax management. Studying the systems used by accountants today as well as the mathematics behind these systems is time consuming.

9. History

History can be described as the narrative of all of human existence. As such, the subject demands a lot of research for paper writing as well as lots of reading about things that occurred hundreds or even thousands of years ago.

8. Computer Science

Learning how to integrate new and old programming techniques, programs, and languages, and converting that ability into results is a daunting task.

7. English Literature

The study of letters requires a student to read thousands of pages a semester. These works could be essays, poems, novels, or even short stories that could have been written the year before, or hundreds of years before.

6. Economics

Economics is much like the study of accounting only more commonly concerned with national economic systems and patterns than personal financial management. The same difficulties apply, but on a larger scale.

5. Mathematics

Understanding the complex concepts and practices of math is demanding. Statistical analysis is one particular sub-field of math that is demanding in its study due to the high volume of data available and many techniques to measure it.

4. Education

Education classes include studies in psychology, child and student development, and learning how to write lesson plans. Student-teaching and observation of other teachers as you learn the trade add to the studies already undertaken.

3. Theater

Theater classes are not only demanding, but participating in college theatrical productions is usually required. As a result, every late night for months is taken up by rehearsals, stage set-up, and the actual performances.

2. Engineering

Design projects with other students take a huge amount of time in addition to studying design concepts and structural law for any number of different creations, from chemical compounds to aeronautical parts. Not to mention that many who go into engineering tend to get a masters in civil engineering in the end.

1. Biology

Biology is difficult because it's many subfields fuse together some of the other sciences like chemistry with engineering or has to do with complicated anatomical and medical information that must be understood.

If you are truly passionate about any subject, by all means declare the major you want to. Just be warned.