Hardest course you've ever done

[Byzantine Prince]

This might not sound too hard

That's not hard at all.

[ah_dut]

Latin...I just cannot hack latin. Yes, the GCSE is relatively simplistic but the stuff they give us is ridiculous...

[doc_bean]

That's not hard at all.

Like I said, it doesn't sound to hard, but it was an advanced course, dealing with specific models and a whole bunch of models and equations you had to memorize.

But it was mostly hard since it was also the most BORING course I ever took.

[Avicenna]

A2-Level Chinese.

[BDC]

A2-Level Chinese.

I was under the impression that Chinese was impossible unless you were a native speaker, and really easy if you were.

I know one guy in my school got 100% for his Japanese A2, which he sat without any prep on a whim. Top of the country or something. Useful having a really difficult first language...

[solypsist]

chinese is easier than japanese (i learned both) but this is just my opinion. my reasons have to do with the actual usage and not the grammar and vocabulary.

I was under the impression that Chinese was impossible unless you were a native speaker, and really easy if you were.

I know one guy in my school got 100% for his Japanese A2, which he sat without any prep on a whim. Top of the country or something. Useful having a really difficult first language...

[A.Saturnus]

Cybernetics. Especially since we had to know the details of processes of entirely different fields (physiology, engineering and several others).

[Red Peasant]

Ancient greek composition. Gah.

Difficult yes, but I love Latin and Greek prose composition. It's like puzzle solving, but far more interesting than stupid crosswords, sudokus etc. (Gah!)