BuzzKenya just released a list of the hardest courses to pursue in Kenya.
This why I am sceptical about it.
1. What was the methodology behind it? Apparently, it wasn’t indicated.
2. I happen to be in my final year in Economics and Statistics, it’s not that hard. It’s definitely easier than every engineering course out there.
Check out the original list and see if you agree/disagree with it.
5. Economics And Statistics:
Surprisingly, this is one of the hardest courses to study in Kenya. It consists of huge computations including calculus, financial accounting, economics statistics, mathematics for economics, and other theoretical courses. The most striking thing here is that people are most-likely to underrate economics. It is good you know that taking on this course could be more challenging than anything else.
4. Medicine And Surgery:
As may be expected, medicine and surgery require great study, sacrifice, and absolute effort to get through. In terms of content, it is like learning four different languages all at once. It is a long process that will surely make study take precedence over your social life. Of course that could tell why most doctors make the most out of the little time they have for social activities.
3. Telecommunication and Information Engineering:
This is one of the hardest courses you can study in Kenya. It takes a longer time, and also demands absolute diligence and handwork. In Kenya Telecommunication and Information engineering is ranked one of the most challenging courses only the bright students take on. You have to pass through extremely large number of tough courses. If you hardly read,
going for this course may be unfavourable.
2. Pharmacy:
Just like medicine and surgery, it takes six to eight years pharmacist education program to become a pharmacist in Kenya. You have to deal with pharmaceutical science in the first four years and clinical afterwards. Pharmacy requires huge dedication and hundred percent effort. It is hard knowing you can’t just skip lectures for any reason. You must study assiduously or be embarrassed in exams.
1. Aeronautical engineering:
Succeeding in achieving the minimum entry requirements will not guarantee you an offer of a place to study aeronautical engineering in Kenya. Aeronautical Engineering comprises the representation, creation, maintenance and discarding of aircraft, aeronautical products, equipment, systems and associated services used in the aviation
industry.