Easiest biology class in college?

I'm considering a major in biology but I'm a little apprehensive about the coursework. Do you guys know what's the easiest biology class one can take in college? Just trying to gauge the difficulty here.

It sounds like you're trying to get a feel for what college-level biology courses might be like, and that's a smart way to approach selecting a potential major!

I wanted to clarify that the difficulty of a course can vary widely depending on several factors: the specific school, the particular professor teaching the class, and even your personal strengths and interests. However, some courses might indeed be generally considered less demanding.

"Intro to Biology" or "General Biology" classes are typically seen as more introductory, and thus may be less rigorous than more specialized or advanced courses. They cover a broader range of topics instead of focusing on specific areas. These courses usually provide an excellent base that will allow you to see if you have a true interest in the subject and are ready to handle the more challenging topics later on.

Another class that might be considered easier, particularly if you're more keen on practical applications of biology, would be “Introduction to Environmental Biology.” This course typically covers the relationship between living organisms and their environments, and often doesn't dig as heavily into cellular mechanisms or genetics.

Remember, though, that instead of seeking out the easiest class, it might be useful to find the one that interests you the most. Passion often drives success, so if you find yourself truly engaged with a subject, you might not find it as difficult even if objectively it's considered a hard class.