Let's face it, every student has at least one class they hate. My question to you is which one's your least favorite? My least favorite was always history though I got into American history I never got into any other country's history that bored me.

Oh! oh Oh! Sensei choose me! I just mentioned this in another forum. I hate Physical education classes, they are a major waste of my time. All that physical social interactions makes me want to vomit... Or was it the Whopper from Burger King... That doesn't matter though, cause Physical education is still the worst(In my opinion). I'm glad I was able to get my two Physical education credits towards my high school graduation without actually taking a physical education class.

Well, I think a better question what my favorite subject is, because I almost hate every subject xD I mean, no one needs math, history is just plain boring, no one understands biology, chemistry or physics (well I do not understand at least...) and in German lessons, you only talk about very stupid books like Faust, ugh D:

When I was in school, I always hated science. When I start college hopefully later this year, I am not looking forward to it. 

I never liked Science much. Most of the time, it was the subject I was least interested in, and that's still the case for me now. Luckily, my next Science class isn't until next trimester.

I absolutelty despise Algebra. Since I'm in 8th Grade, we are in Pre-Algebra, and I already hate it. Almost none of it makes sense to me, and I'm actually pretty worried. But, I'm sure I'll make it through eventually.

History has always been my least favorite.  Only one teacher was ever able to help me enjoy it. I know that... technically it's applicable, but I've never been able to find reason for it in my own personal life.  I disliked it so much that I never put any of it into long term memory in ORDER to find uses for it.  You could probably ask me the most -obvious- thing about history, and I'd just give you a dumbfounded look.  I'm always afraid of people referencing history, because I don't want to look like a complete idiot.  LOL

I know many people hate math, but (ignoring the fact that I'm good at it and teach it)... THAT is completely applicable.  The problem is that teachers try to tell their students they will solve equations and apply formulas every day in their real life.  This is just ridiculous and not what I mean at all.  Instead, the study of math helps refine logical and critical thinking processes.  By learning about math, we become better problem solvers even in situations that have absolutely nothing to do with math.

My least favorite subject to take when I was in school had to be English, because to me, reading a lot of things and have to remember all the things you read, it can be quite a challenging bit, and also, I haven't really haven't got into Reading and English when I was young before I started school which caused me to not like this subject.

It's definitely French. I know it's extremely applicable today, especially when my country's second official language is French, but the way everyone seems to teach it is either boring, uninformative, or both.
I'm not going into French to just learn vocab. I can do that just as easily with a dictionary or two. I'm taking French for sentence structure. Y'know, the thing Dictionaries CAN'T teach us? It's annoying, especially when I could just as easily be taking a more applicable and immediately applicable class, like Automotives (I may hate the class, but at least I can admit that learning the ins and outs of your car is really useful).

When I was at school, I disliked PE because I'm not very sporty, and also English because I hate literature, although I do like the language aspect of it. My favourite was maths and languages and now I'm doing maths and French at university. They were the main two subjects I thoroughly enjoyed at school

I have a lot of least favorites.

I don't like Language Arts. I mean, I can read English, I can write English, I can speak English, I don't see the problem here.
I don't like Social Studies. It's pretty boring there. But sometimes we go on computers!

Does physical education even count as a class? If so, it is the worst class that has ever existed in the history of classes. I'm still scarred by it. After that, I never really liked science. I'm really good at it, but I find it really boring.

Thebiguglyalien : hmm I think I'll make an exception with physical education I think that can count as an option for this thread. I still say history's mine though.

Well I had a lot of classes I did not like when I went to school. I know my favorites were art, journalism, and world history. I guess my worst and most hated classes would have to be : Anything to do with math, any science class, and wood shop ( because I was all thumbs when it came to building stuff ) . Out of those three , now that I think about it a bit more, I'd have to say anything math for sure would be top of my list. 

   I've always hated math in general, partially because I was never all that great at it, but when it got bad was algebra. For whatever reason, I cannot get my head around it. I didn't have a problem with geometry, but algebra is a nightmare for me.

I didn't really have a least favorite subject in school, because I tried to make the more boring classes as fun and exciting as a possibly could XD However, I consistently had the lowest grade in literature. Its not that I don't like to read, but I think I had a problem with reading comprehension. My parents tried to help me with it, I even had a tutor for a while, and I tried to practice at home but my lowest grade on my report card was always literature.

Like I said before, its not my least favorite, but if I had to choose, it would definitely be literature.

History, specifically US History. I hate it so much, because every assignment my teacher gives is a essay.  I have him for English too, but I enjoy reading books, and writing a summary about them. Researching about our country is good and all, but I end up falling asleep at my laptop whenever I try.

My least favorite is German (foreign language). It is really hard and the teachers are mean and it's just so hard and I'm not good at it.

I would have to say that my least favorite subject would be my fourth period. English.

My least favorite class in school was history. This is mostly because I almost had history right after lunch so I was always tired and would end up not getting anything done or being bored during it, though that turned out to be the class I had the best grades in.