Depends on (1) what high school you went to, (2) the uni courses you're taking, (3) the proffs that you have, (4) what level the course is

I enjoy it more because I'm studying what I really like, but I always wish at the end of the day I had more hours to do everything I want to do.

I’m in the same boat. But also my major isn’t super rigorous either.

I am in Mass Media and I love the course. So it automatically is.

And school was a tough Muthufucka.

So far, I'm finding it fine, but it's also literally my second day so that has no bearing on the reality of the situation. Pretty sure that Electrical and Electronic Engineering will pick up pretty quick...

What’s your major, also if you’re a freshman it’s only going to get harder

It's my first year (like I said, second day of Uni), if that's what freshman means - don't think those terms are used in Australia. I don't know what my major's gonna be; all the options looked fascinating in their own ways.

I’m planning on majoring in business and minoring in kinesiology. This year i’m taking chem, bio, microeconomics, statistics,

I am going to Major in Advertising.

I want to open a gym in Las Vegas because rent is hella cheap there also nigahiga is from there

Noice.

That biology stuff will probably get much harder

My uni course so far (2 weeks) is extremely easy, and I've not learned a thing that I didn't already know... Why are uni degrees so expensive when online tutorials can do such a better job?!

Some people find it harder because their work ethic sucks absolute ass. As in they mentally cannot make the connection that they've made a financial and personal commitment to something and it's better for literally everyone if they see it through.

I totally agree with @i_ here.

I realize that bio will only get harder, but I’be probably only learned about a third of what I did in high school about biology in almost a full year of classes

I study IT in Germany and I am getting mentally abused with math and theoretical engineering, I wish I could also say that mine is extremely easy.-.

I'm in my first year of uni, and it may be my last, bc I've been slipping under the grade I personally want in a couple classes, and now I'm seriously paranoid that going for a 2nd year will end up with me failing a bunch of classes and losing a couple thousand dollars

I'm in my second year of uni. As I can see here some of you are yet in first year. First year in uni is always hard. Everything is new and you probably end up discovering that maybe there's another way of studying that is more suitable for you than the one that you already have. But trust me, it gets better. It just takes time. Right now I'm in me second year in med school and I now laugh at my younger me about how lost I was. And it's been only a year. As I said, it takes time. If you know that the thing you're studying is something that you love, then keep going. Don't desist.