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This is one of those questions that will result in a wide variety of thoughts. It all depends on the student. For some people, hard sciences like Chemistry and Physics would be extremely difficult majors, while others struggle with math and would find majors in that field very difficult, etc.
In terms of majors that involve a great deal of time, many would point toward things like engineering, pre-medicine or Biology, other hard sciences, math, nursing and other majors not generally found within the "liberal arts" colleges of major universities.
Again, those, this is purely based on observation and opinion. To really get an idea about the difficulty of a major, check out the program requirements online. Most universities and colleges offer the option of actually taking a look at the number of credit hours required, the courses offered and descriptions of the courses. Compare different majors against each other and the difficult ones, for you, will surely become quite apparent.
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What is the decreasing comparative of difficult?
more difficult, most difficult
What is comparative and superlative difficult?
more difficult, most difficult
What is comparative and superlative of difficult?
more difficult, most difficult
What are the verbs in the sentence math is the subject most difficult for you?
most difficult
What are the comparative and superlative forms of the word difficult?
Difficult: more difficult most difficult
What is difficult in its superlative form?
most difficult
What is the comparative and superlative to the word difficult?
more difficult, most difficult
What is the comparative and superlative of the word difficult?
more difficult, most difficult
What is the comparative and superlative form of difficult?
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What is the most difficult question one can answer?
The most difficult question is the one not spoken.
