Difficult Courses
Throughout the years people in schools will take both easy and difficult courses. How do we tell the difference between the tough and easy? To what might be an easy course to some students could be a difficult one for many other, and vise versa. People have different interests, which make a certain classes easier or harder on them. Who is to decide what classes are the best ones for us to take? It is not always that the difficult classes, or even the easiest classes, are the best for us. The courses that people need to take are the ones that are needed for his or her future. Difficult classes could be best for us, but that all depends on what people need.

In the four years that students are in high school or college, there are certain classes that they are required to take. Some of these classes could be difficult on the students, but does that mean they will help the students the most? These courses could benefit the students; as in give them more practice. Then again, the students could take the difficult course and fail. Failing the course could stop them from graduating and moving ahead. It all depends on how well they do; if they pass, they move ahead, but if they do terrible, they fail. The classes they are required to take could be easier on others, given those students an unfair advantage. These courses could make or break them.

People could take difficult classes, but that does not necessarily mean they will help them with their future. If students have a certain career choice, it could require them to take an easier course. It would be these easier courses that would lead them farther in the direction they want to take. For example, a person could be really good at art, leading him or her to be an artist. Reaching for this career will require him or her to take art classes that are not as challenging. Even if people take the more