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What's Your Favourite Subject?

Tbh, I hated English, although I was okay with it. I mean I had a great teacher and our classes were more like free periods but the actual work we had to do was annoying. >>;

Anyway, my all time favourite subject in high school would have to be Graphics. I love technical drawing and it was really fun just drawing lines over each other for 45 minutes a day. Cx
 
Design & Technology — I like building stuff?... Something like that, I s'pose.
Food Technology — Free food you cook and eat, need I say more? :D

Both of these subjects are optional sorts, I've taken them simply because they're useful skills. My 'main' qualifications I'll be getting at college in the next few years.

Looking at my avatar, you may wonder why I don't enjoy art. Simple: there are limitations on what they'll let you draw, and girls holding guns is guaranteed not to be on the list of things to do.
 
Oh I forgot, Home Economics~ If that was available at my school I would've leapt on it like a pitbull on a poodle. x3 I love cooking and housekeeping, plus it looks like a bludge of a subject. xP
 
I prefer taking English and History in school, one subject is really easy to score in, since basicly all the school gives us as English exams and test are just written essay and comprehensions, so it isn't that hard. While History is just... simply amazing. I find it fascinating to learn about the past, I mean, I can't believe that half I stuff I learn actually happened in rea life! Granted, the exams are a bore since there's a lot of content based questions, but I don't really mind much, as long as the content is interesting enough. (:
 
My favourite course right now is Computer Sciences. Not only is programming a computer incredibly fun, it's very challenging, and rewarding at the end. I love the challenges that the course gives me. I also happen to have the nicest and most hilarious teacher ever, and it's a teacher that I can actually learn something from, so that's a total bonus right there. Plus, my friends and I sometimes mess around with the computers to some incredibly hilarious results. An amazing homeroom class. :)
 
Biology, definitely. It was the only subject this year which I'm good at, and I enjoy at the same time. It's probably because I managed to get the best Biology teacher (hur hur). But I also like learning about... biological stuffs x__o And from what I've heard, it gets a bit more interesting in IB, so I'm looking forward to next year. I just hope I don't regret choosing Higher Biology >.>

I also like Computer Studies, not only because my teacher calls me the 'top predator' (basically, top of the class), but I like to learn about computers and stuff. It sucked towards the end of the second term, since we barely got any contact with the computer, but I loved Computer Studies in year 10, when we did programming and website design. It was definitely fun ^^
 
Maths and Physics all the way for me! Mainly because they're "technical" subjects, if you know what I mean. Unlike English, Maths requires a formula and it's a scoring subject. The teacher can't cut marks because "it didn't look right."

As a 7th subject, I'd choose Computers. I mean, I've learned 6 different programming languages; what are the odds of me getting a bad grade in that?
 
English and Physical Science. In English, I'm like Oni Raichu with the "knowing more about the subject itself about it than the classmates but not a prodigy" thing. With my teacher for P.S., everything we do out of the book is hands-on and it's just like English, but I have one other classmate I always work with no matter what since we're the only 2 that get our work done in our period. The teacher has a pretty good sense of humor too, so it's fun having the same teacher for Algebra and Physical Science/Biology. (He let us skip our elective to have an early biology class before high school. XP Plus he thinks the two of us (me and my classmate, Timmy) were some kind of miracle knowing that we can work together without distraction so he wanted us in advanced classes XPP And I get in a lot of trouble too, so how is that possible?)
 
for general subects, Math and english. Math cause im insanely good at it, and i guess english as a lesser of evils. I want to take a computer class of some sort, having an obsession with computers that doesnt involve just gaming and socializing, but my school is too poor to have any good classes like IT =p. I still know some IT though from a friend.
 
Currently, my favorite subject is Global Studies. That's right, boring ol' history class. The reason I like it is that my teacher is really passionate about teaching and he always grabs my attention, whether we're talking about World War II or the Neolithic Era. Next year, when we start our majors, my favorite will probably shift to Media.
 
English Class because that seems to be the only class that I can manage to get a 90+ average in.
 
When I was in school it was Creative Writing that was my favorite class.
 
Anything related Science (Chemistry, Biology etc.), especially with partially Math ones, (Physics).
I don't know why, though... Maybe because they seemed interesting... ^^
I like English and Dismissal, too! (If that's considered, of course)
 
Computer Programming and Communications
 
W A I T, Wha?? hate school, i actually quite like school =D,

My favourite subjects are, Maths, Science, and P.E

Eh, Maths- I'm good at it, so i like what i'm good at ;D

Science - i enjoy more the Practical side of it, which a lot of people do, but i find all the chemistry stuff very interesting

P.E - I'm a sport Junkie =D, i love to Running, Jumping, all that kind of stuff, and i absolutely L O V E basketball.
 
Overall, I like German. It's interesting to learn another language.

Last semester, though, it was definitely Art History. It was interesting to learn about famous paintings and the history behind them. Pity I don't need to take more art history, otherwise I would.
 
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