Which Physics Class is easiest in College?

Sooo I have to pick a physics class for next semester - any thoughts on which one is typically considered the easiest?

The ease or difficulty of a physics class can vary based on a number of factors including: instructor, your personal learning style, previous exposure to physics, and more. However, some common courses that students may find to be more introductory, and thus potentially easier, include:

1. Introductory Physics (or Physics 101): This is usually non-calculus-based physics that covers basic principles of Physics.

2. Concepts of Physics: This is a broad course that gives an overview of physics, without going too deeply into any one area.

3. Physics for Non-science majors: This course is designed specifically for students who are not in a stem major, and thus the depth and complexity of the topics covered may be less than other courses.

Remember, though, that what is "easy" really depends on how well you grasp the material and your own academic strengths. If you have been strong in math and scientific concepts in the past, a course someone else finds difficult might be relatively easy for you. It may help to reach out to upper-class students at your college or your advisor to get a perspective on the easiest physics course at your specific institution. They should be able to guide you based on the professors and course structures at your college. Always remember to select a course that is not just easy, but also interesting to you and helpful for your academic and career goals. That will make it much easier to stay engaged and do well!