Which is harder? Engineering, Med School, or Law School

My guess would be med school for the sheer volume and interconnected information required.

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Just getting a BS in engineering seems like the most difficult thing, I think I'd kill myself before going for a masters in engineering.

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As a licensed PE, at that notion.

Med school is so much harder than getting a BS in any engineering discipline. It's not close.

ETA: A downvote? This place is funny sometimes.

One of these professions require you to constantly innovate in short amounts of time due to sheer competition. The other are mostly based off of past or present practices.

I'll let you guess which one im talking about.

It's probably partially relative, as I know some engineering folks who would have trouble with law school or certain legal fields.

But I suspect there is more crossover with engineering/STEM minds going to law school than the opposite.

I certainly could not cross over. So I'd say 1) Med 2) Engineering 3) Law

But there are a lot of variables. School, type of program, attributes of student, etc.

Med school. Four years of med school and 3 to 7 years of residency. That's a lot of time.

I've always heard that Engineering is the most difficult undergrad degree, specifically Chemical Engineering.

I would have to imagine that specializing in surgeries would be pretty difficult, so I'd have to say Med School for the graduate level degrees.

Rocket surgery > brain science

Completely different things. Some people are good at math (engineering) or bulk memorization (medical school) or logic and presentation skills (law). Most are only good at one or two. So saying one is harder is tough. Though I'd say medical school is the most rigorous of the three types of programs. It's the hardest to get into and the hardest to graduate in of the three, plus it requires the longest term (4 years undergrad plus 4 years medical school)

Mrs. TLC has an undergrad in engineering and is an MD. Med school was, without a doubt, more challenging. And residency makes med school look like childs play.

The first 2 years of med school are reading and memorizing, after you start clinical work though it becomes much more about problem solving. And having to deal with patients, parents, nurses, other drs....

Depends on how your mind works

Med school seemed pretty easy to me

Law school would be miserable to me

@ at Law School being included in this list