Here’s a breakdown of commonly cited “hardest” degrees in each Singapore university, based on workload intensity, grading pressure, and student-reported stress levels. 🎓 National University of Singapore (NUS) Hardest commonly cited: Computer Science • Strong bell curve • Extremely competitive cohort • High internship pressure • Technical interviews start early Law is also academically rigorous but CS often combines academic + career pressure simultaneously. 🎓 Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Hardest commonly cited: Engineering (EEE / Mechanical) • Heavy math & physics content • Cumulative technical modules • Challenging finals Engineering cohorts tend to experience sustained academic load across semesters. 🎓 Singapore Management University (SMU) Hardest commonly cited: Accountancy • Participation grading • Frequent presentations • Technical financial reporting modules • Strong internship culture High visibility grading adds another layer of pressure. 🎓 Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) Hardest commonly cited: Architecture / Engineering track • Studio-based workload • Long project hours • Iterative grading • Team performance impact Project-based assessment makes workload constant. 🎓 Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) Hardest commonly cited: Degrees taken while working full-time • Heavy reading • Independent study model • Time management pressure Difficulty often comes from lifestyle demands. 🎓 Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) Hardest commonly cited: Allied Health (e.g. Physiotherapy) • Clinical attachments • Practical evaluations • High professional standards Combines academic and clinical performance expectations. ⚠️ Difficulty varies by faculty and individual ability. This list reflects commonly reported experiences, not official rankings. #singaporeuniversity #degreelife #unilifesg #jcstudents #polystudents - @studentshortcuts