Psychology here, too, though I really like school in general. English and art classes, too. But I loved my one (or two?) high school psych class(es) and majored in psychology for my undergrad.
Loved reading books and thinking about the main themes, character progression, etc. I actually got excited from analyzing literature which all of my friends thought was weird lol
Classical literature and analysis through history was my jam. Took three years of it studying Greek and Roman classics (Percy Jackson kid gone wild), American literature, British literature, and a class just on Shakespeare.
Also me except in rent years I’ve gotten lower grades ( still good but not like I used to) and I’ve gotten better grades in science which I was not as good at
Same. I rocked AP English and got 5s on AP Lit and AP Comp. I also took college level writing courses while still in high school, and won a few poetry awards. I have always loved reading books + English lit and vastly prefer it now over watching TV, social media, and video games. I'm currently writing some stuff I intend to publish in the future, too.
Same. I found maths hard but really enjoyed the mystery and beauty when I understood it. I'm now studying quantum physics and mechatronics engineering at uni, and it's not much easier than school but it's a whole lot more interesting.
English 1000%. Favorite subject in high school and I also got a bachelor's degree in English Literature. Literature is life. Still literature obsessed to this day. My favorite is the 19th century English novel, and the great 19th century tragedies, such as Tess of the D'urbervilles, Anna Karenina, and Madame Bovary. However, I love fantasy literature too. Especially Tolkien and G.R.R.M. I am completely and unabashedly A Song of Ice and Fire OBSESSED.
I major in math! My preference for subjects is a bit weird tho; it goes math > social sciences and humanities (can't decide which one I prefer) > applications of math (e.g. physics and engineering) > biology. The math I like is very theoretical, which I very much enjoy :D
I’m thinking about doing math as a minor/second major to music so I’m not homeless. What exactly are options for a job if you go with math? Thanks for any help!
Science, specifically anatomy and physiology. Definitely helped that I had a really handsome teacher lol. I got weak in the knees when our principal told me he requested to have me in his class
Pre-university it was Math because the answers were straightforward, but in University it was writing classes because I could use my imagination. English (literature) I never enjoyed because I hated questions like "what was the author symbolizing in this passage?"
From a young age it was math, which then translated into science, specifically anatomy & biology. This changed my junior year of high school when I had a really awesome English teacher (no clue what type he was but he was definitely “out there” for lack of a better phrase). History I enjoyed but couldn’t really engage with it.
Arts, History (of culture and arts) and English, even tho I hated english at first, because its not my mother tongue and I'm dislexic so it was extra hard for me, but now i really enjoy it.
English also, but I was a rly lazy student, never studied and always procrastinated. In college my fav subject was sociology since I became a sociology major, and medical sociology especially since it combines my love of medicine w sociology. also anthropology is great, too.
Psychology and art have always kinda been my subjects. I was always the art kid even back in kindergarten, I still am and I’m a junior. And in my psych class I’m always answering the most questions, acing the tests, and winning all the review games. I adore psych
English no doubt. I always felt understood by the books we read in school and English teachers always seemed to notice something different in me. Perhaps a genuine interest in the magic of what comes with fantastic literature, whereas most students seemed to not take away any of the lessons.
English. I scored the highest on an english test on my class, I got 9,5/10 because I didn't see a question. I tried it again even if I didn't need to and got 9,5/10 again because I got one wrong. The agony I felt, but hey at least I got the highest score. (English isn't one of our main languages here and my classmates aren't very interested, which is kind of why I got the highest.)
French and English…I wanted to study Japanese and Korean, but they didn’t offer it. I also wanted to take Home Economics, but schools don’t offer that anymore in my area.
English, Dutch(am dutch), Geography and Biology. The first two I was just good at without doing anything at all, the latter two I was mostly good at because they were the subjects that had my interest. In hindsight I'm very sad about the fact I never took philosophy, back then I considered it a subject for softies, but I'm very philosophical and I looove to read philosophical books.
On elementary, it was History and Choir On high school, it was History of art, Traditional graphic techniques (woodcut my beloved) and Czech/English language In college, it was English literature, Phonology, History of English speaking countries, History of art and Psychology
at one point it was science, then computer science and physics, but then i fell in love with literature and language. too late though as i'm in an engineering course now F
I'd say Philosophy, even though I've always had the worst teachers for that subject. PE as well, as surprising as that must sound. I hated PE back in elementary and middle school, but in high school it became one of my favorites
It changed over time. Up until middle school, I HATED English. Loved reading, hated writing. Now I write for fun. It was my favorite subject in high school.
History and English. If I took arts ( didn't and I hate PCM) it would be Sociology, psychology, political science, philosophy. Basically everything in arts subjects
I love reading books. But I’m not really good at analyzing literature that isn’t an easy read or a quick read. How do u get better at the classic and tougher reads for school?
If I attended class regularly, would've been Art and Music, hands down. Runners up would be English, Philosophy, Psychology, Genetics or Neuroscience... ugh. I wish they made school more suiting to the many people like me.
English, but it usually depends on the teacher and level of learning. Psychology and Sociology are my favorite this year. I would’ve automatically picked Art, but that’s too easy
Math 5/5 > English (Literature is the best) 4.9/5 > Physics 4.8/5 > Biology 4.8/5 > History 4/5 > 2nd language (I loved creative writing) 3.5/5 > Baby IT 3/5 (5/5 teacher though, kindest soul)
History 100%, followed by psychology
You have psychology in school????? Sign me up
SAMEEE LETS GOOO
Psychology here, too, though I really like school in general. English and art classes, too. But I loved my one (or two?) high school psych class(es) and majored in psychology for my undergrad.
I've always loved English literature and did well at it
100% this for me too, I was advanced for my age. Closely followed by art and choir.
Loved reading books and thinking about the main themes, character progression, etc. I actually got excited from analyzing literature which all of my friends thought was weird lol
Same here, I eventually got a BA in English. My favorite course was "Fundamentals of English Grammar" which was way more interesting than it sounds.
Classical literature and analysis through history was my jam. Took three years of it studying Greek and Roman classics (Percy Jackson kid gone wild), American literature, British literature, and a class just on Shakespeare.
Also me except in rent years I’ve gotten lower grades ( still good but not like I used to) and I’ve gotten better grades in science which I was not as good at
Same. I rocked AP English and got 5s on AP Lit and AP Comp. I also took college level writing courses while still in high school, and won a few poetry awards. I have always loved reading books + English lit and vastly prefer it now over watching TV, social media, and video games. I'm currently writing some stuff I intend to publish in the future, too.
Math physics and calculus type stuff. Very against the infp norms hahah
Lucky lol I SUCK at that type of work
Math here too.
I had all that and was regarded as the chemistry guy in high school. Everyone came to me for help with chem.
Numbers are my friends and enemies 😄
SAMEEE
Same. I found maths hard but really enjoyed the mystery and beauty when I understood it. I'm now studying quantum physics and mechatronics engineering at uni, and it's not much easier than school but it's a whole lot more interesting.
SAME
Ok tell me how you love them because I have to study them and I suck at it
Same here. Math and science were always my strongest subjects.
Im currently on an aerospace system engineering degree. I just couldn’t leave physics when the decision had to be made, I was very intrigued by it.
ENGLISH AND BIOLOGY
SAME!
English 1000%. Favorite subject in high school and I also got a bachelor's degree in English Literature. Literature is life. Still literature obsessed to this day. My favorite is the 19th century English novel, and the great 19th century tragedies, such as Tess of the D'urbervilles, Anna Karenina, and Madame Bovary. However, I love fantasy literature too. Especially Tolkien and G.R.R.M. I am completely and unabashedly A Song of Ice and Fire OBSESSED.
Philosophy and Literature
same
I major in math! My preference for subjects is a bit weird tho; it goes math > social sciences and humanities (can't decide which one I prefer) > applications of math (e.g. physics and engineering) > biology. The math I like is very theoretical, which I very much enjoy :D
Yeass MATH SUPREMACY can I d m I have many theories to talk abt!!
I’m thinking about doing math as a minor/second major to music so I’m not homeless. What exactly are options for a job if you go with math? Thanks for any help!
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Art first, Music second.
English , Math and Chemistry I LOVED loved these subjects
Literature, and also english as a second language. Some parts of biology, too
Science, specifically anatomy and physiology. Definitely helped that I had a really handsome teacher lol. I got weak in the knees when our principal told me he requested to have me in his class
Math
Biology and Organic Chemisty. Though history is getting more appealing, beyond school.
In high school it was science any science. In college it was literature
Philosophy
Science, mostly chemistry. So much so I'm now training to be a chemistry teacher.
Pre-university it was Math because the answers were straightforward, but in University it was writing classes because I could use my imagination. English (literature) I never enjoyed because I hated questions like "what was the author symbolizing in this passage?"
From a young age it was math, which then translated into science, specifically anatomy & biology. This changed my junior year of high school when I had a really awesome English teacher (no clue what type he was but he was definitely “out there” for lack of a better phrase). History I enjoyed but couldn’t really engage with it.
History, geography, social studies and English
My major is Computer Science with Gaming and Animation.
Switched from engineering to computer science and after I graduated I got a job using Unity for Simulations dev for a while.
Latin, Greek, languages in general. (native French speaker from Belgium)
English
Art, English, and biology
Art & Biology
English, reading
Math, Art, and Science
English all the way. I liked it so much it’s my major in grad school lol
English (as a foreign language), History, Ancient Greek. Majoring in English Literature/Linguistics with a minor (sort of) in History
Technical drawing ir engineering drawing
English, mostly discussion though, and religion starting from grade 11, because I had a great teacher and the subject was very philosophical.
History, hands down.
I study art practice at Berkeley!
I’m trying to get into a social science class and I’ll probably have around just enough score to get in so I’m nervous about it
I absolutely loved science, specifically a forensic science class I had. Other than that philosophy and ethics!
Most of the soft sciences, and language courses.
English and mathhhh!!!
Challenge and Change in Society and in university East Asian Religions
English. I'm not a native speaker but I started taking classes when I was like 10, so what we learned in school was pretty easy.
Dutch (literature), biology, religion, music, arts and esthetics
Grammar and geometry!
English
Science.
English, I would go to the exam without studying and still get a high grade.
Biology, also liked math abit
Literature and art class
Math followed closely by science
Arts, History (of culture and arts) and English, even tho I hated english at first, because its not my mother tongue and I'm dislexic so it was extra hard for me, but now i really enjoy it.
English 100%, in elementary school I was the best in class and in high school I was one of the best in it.
I was generally pretty good at everything. I was best at math but most interested in social studies and English
History/Government & English. I took every class in those departments that were offered.
English also, but I was a rly lazy student, never studied and always procrastinated. In college my fav subject was sociology since I became a sociology major, and medical sociology especially since it combines my love of medicine w sociology. also anthropology is great, too.
English, i was top in my class for it
English. Secondary ones were history and philosophy!
History for sure
Food and nutrition and social studies
History and arts and humanities.
At highschool I hated everything except math and cs. In uni I am doing astrophysics <3 with an emphasis on math and cs.
I was actually really good at biology and loved it
History Philosophy English
Physics
biology, I've loved it my whole life
English. I hate math.
Math and science
Psychology and art have always kinda been my subjects. I was always the art kid even back in kindergarten, I still am and I’m a junior. And in my psych class I’m always answering the most questions, acing the tests, and winning all the review games. I adore psych
English no doubt. I always felt understood by the books we read in school and English teachers always seemed to notice something different in me. Perhaps a genuine interest in the magic of what comes with fantastic literature, whereas most students seemed to not take away any of the lessons.
English… but I am italian 🇮🇹🍕🍝
english and computer science <3
In high school, it was always social sciences. Psychology, Sociology, Human Geography, Economics, Philosophy... now im a Social Worker lol
Creative writing and science
I don't have one anymore but it used to be art before it got ruined :(
Math
art & math
Geography
Dance. Art. Music. Then I moved somewhere that had no arts programming.
Art in high school. Then psychology and film in college
English and History
Art, English, Polish, Biology
None. School was never my thing. If anything, the ones I liked most were art-related but sometimes I hated how they were taught.
English/Arts/Music. I'm a college sophomore and I'm discovering a love for biology. Who would have thought?
Maths. I'm a physicist :)
Film studies
Double major, nursing & biochemistry, so science!
Philosophy and Languages
English. I scored the highest on an english test on my class, I got 9,5/10 because I didn't see a question. I tried it again even if I didn't need to and got 9,5/10 again because I got one wrong. The agony I felt, but hey at least I got the highest score. (English isn't one of our main languages here and my classmates aren't very interested, which is kind of why I got the highest.)
French and English…I wanted to study Japanese and Korean, but they didn’t offer it. I also wanted to take Home Economics, but schools don’t offer that anymore in my area.
Art, English lit and language, history, R.E.
Creative Writing
Gym lmfao… but I’m really good at languages, I just never cared enough
I would say political science, sociology and psychology for sure
ELA. I love writing and reading :)
Biology and Chemistry
Mathematics 🧮 and Physics ⚛️
English and History
Art and english
I'm not an native English speaker and English have always been the subject I was good at.
English, Dutch(am dutch), Geography and Biology. The first two I was just good at without doing anything at all, the latter two I was mostly good at because they were the subjects that had my interest. In hindsight I'm very sad about the fact I never took philosophy, back then I considered it a subject for softies, but I'm very philosophical and I looove to read philosophical books.
On elementary, it was History and Choir On high school, it was History of art, Traditional graphic techniques (woodcut my beloved) and Czech/English language In college, it was English literature, Phonology, History of English speaking countries, History of art and Psychology
I like history a lot
literature, art, PE
History.
Art philosophy, especially about music
English and maybe history…
Psychology
english
Loved English until we started to disect the sentences :/ Now I'm better at Math
Science. I like to know things.
at one point it was science, then computer science and physics, but then i fell in love with literature and language. too late though as i'm in an engineering course now F
English, I'm kind of a bookworm and I love stories so much, so writing and reading became my strong suit. Everything else sucks though.
French and Spanish
History always and forever.
I LOVE Physics and Maths. And I'm an infp. Strange? Not so much😂
I would say science
I'd say Philosophy, even though I've always had the worst teachers for that subject. PE as well, as surprising as that must sound. I hated PE back in elementary and middle school, but in high school it became one of my favorites
Languages, Japanese especially and later Spanish too
Anything but literature
I loved English, but my teachers were rubbish and ironically non-native English speakers. I grew up studying abroad.
It changed over time. Up until middle school, I HATED English. Loved reading, hated writing. Now I write for fun. It was my favorite subject in high school.
History and English. If I took arts ( didn't and I hate PCM) it would be Sociology, psychology, political science, philosophy. Basically everything in arts subjects
Languages or art
Guitar and music composition
What was: English, Biology and graphic design.
Music and IT
Any History class, and I was really good at psychology and sociology. Pretty good at English as well, but there were times it would stress me out.
Art
English and Maths. But mostly English. I'm very fluent for a non-American
I "lead with" math and stem in general but never really liked it. Probably History
History
English & Math!
English and Geography
English (as a foreign language) and biology
Science and math, also civics
Art and history.. I fudged the system my junior and senior year so I could take 3 art classes a day..
History, Biology, Literature
Math, biology and literature
All of the maths and literature. Psychology was cool too.
being a therapist to all my friends and not doing my school work
Chemistry/Biology, but also English. Failure at math.
Math haha. I ended up loving it so much I got my degree in it xD
Art, all my teachers loved me because I liked it so much I went above and beyond every time, passion is a beautiful thing
Mathematics and Biology
Geography, French and PE (not group sports, though!)
I love reading books. But I’m not really good at analyzing literature that isn’t an easy read or a quick read. How do u get better at the classic and tougher reads for school?
Math... lol... even though I can't do arithmetic to save my life... I just happen to be dyslexic so my reading and writing were even worse 😅
Math & Art
Probably history now that I think about it but I only really realized this at the end. I dont have any history classes anymore and im a senior.
History, always thought it was interesting
Art, music, theater and making short films and animations.
mine used to be math but i’m starting to take much more interest in both science and english
i could talk for hours about psychology or history fr
If I attended class regularly, would've been Art and Music, hands down. Runners up would be English, Philosophy, Psychology, Genetics or Neuroscience... ugh. I wish they made school more suiting to the many people like me.
I did really well in literature and English, but my favourites were art and music.
Foreign language. I took 4 years of Spanish and loved it.
English
theology, philosophy, music
My native language and English. Languages in general.
English and writing, with a hint of history! Definitely not math!
Why didn’t you do a poll mate? My faves were calc and chemistry
Chem and English but leaning more towards chem because I have English as a second language rather than focusing on its literature side
Psychology or Literature
Writing
Biology and English
Psychology&Philosophy, Music, Art, and Physics, but only when we did the chapter Astronomy.
definitely history, with personal finance as a close second
English, but it usually depends on the teacher and level of learning. Psychology and Sociology are my favorite this year. I would’ve automatically picked Art, but that’s too easy
History and Human Studies
i like every subject when it's not "ACADEMIC "
Math 5/5 > English (Literature is the best) 4.9/5 > Physics 4.8/5 > Biology 4.8/5 > History 4/5 > 2nd language (I loved creative writing) 3.5/5 > Baby IT 3/5 (5/5 teacher though, kindest soul)
Definitely not p.e. I loved biology as well as psychology. I was a very curious kid. That has followed me to this day.