Biology, Chemistry, and then Physics (ugh).

I hate maths and prefer more wordy stuff. I liked organic chemistry because it was basically solving logic problems; I liked biology because it was easy and I like to know how living things work.

Id have to go with chemestry... i WOULD choose physics but some of the stuff throws me off. I like the chemical formulas and the math part of both physics and chem, and as for biology? i never really got that stuff XD

I didn't really get into Chemistry yet, and I know I'll hate biology. Physics all the way. I love math, and physics is closest to it.

ummm, physics?
i dont even really know a lot about any of them except a little bit about biology but physics is by far the best

I have to say, I just started Chemistry, and I really like it so far. Having two transparent liquids turn yellow when mixed or creating a solid out of iron filings and sulfur powder is really interesting. The chemical formulas are much more boring than physics is, though.

bio by a longshot

chem and physics have too much math in them for me to like

physiology the study of functions

I'm going to have to go with physics. It's bloody fun.

Anatomy, and then Quantum Physics. Which is basically Physics + Chemistry.

You have obviously never taken statistics, nor any bio that needs it.

i like chemistry just because of fire! fire is awesome

Biology all the way. It's fun. Interesting and those who like to study animals and the nature around them.

Then chemistry because you get to start explosions and make fire.

And last physics. All though some parts of it is fun, theres way to much math calculations you have to do.

To me, chemistry is a lot like terraining. Your given a set of known values and you put them together so that they all fit into something neat.
Although this is cool in itself, biology tied into this makes it truely amazing, as its fun to influence our senses with a chemical. (No I don't mean what you might be thinking... you and your Dirrty thoughts)
Physics is fun, but I've never really done any calculations that meant anything, as we simply exclude many real world factors. ( The closest I got was researching the magnus effect upon a rocket that malfunctioned and went 50 miles away from its desitnation.)

It depends on what your really into (hence this topic is the discussion of opinions). In general people like explosions and the like, such as fireworks. Chemistry involving endo/exothermic reactions is something people interested in the production of said things would find interesting, whereas physics would appeal to people who want to speculate and observe how it works (for example, muzzle velocity and bullet trajectory, or back to the topic of fireworks, things such as launching velocity and detonation height, along with explosion size, noise, etc) I personally I have a liking towards Biology though, because it explains what people, and all living things, really are.

A bit wordy but I have a hard time picking which science is my favourite

Spatharas, you realize this topic is almost 5 years old and has been dead for awhile, right?

I find it hard to say I really liked chemistry or physics in particular, but I really enjoyed my biology class I took 9th grade. That being said I wouldn't feel tempted to put biology over the other classes as a field I would enjoy more. If I had to pick I'd probably pick physics.

Favorite moment of physics class was when the textbook asked us to calculate the distance a car moves when it is X distance away from a pedestrian and is braking at a certain rate. The person was hit by the car, which I find to be hilariously inappropriate.

Within the list of 3, yeah I'm one of the majority who likes "tech" so Physics is preferred, Chemistry is still good, and Biology is bleh for me.

However there are things that are not on this list and it hurts me... Computer Science comes to mind for one. Then there's stuff like Astronomy and Cosmology, though you could say that falls under Physics.

Computer Science is just digital logic though, and can be implemented to an extent with very crude technology compared to modern electronics, so I would say it is a unique category not part of any of the 3 listed in the opening post, although it does rely obviously on some working machinery, so there is some phys/chem or atleast engineering pre-requisite, but I would strongly argue against the idea that CS can be encompassed under Physics or Chemistry or even both.

Physics. It's much better than Chemistry, which is much better than Biology.

This.
However bacteria and protists and the like still interest me. Screw viruses though.

DO ALL THE SCIENCE!

Biology, then Physics, then Chemistry

Even tho Bio is more closely related to chemistry, I can't stand it