Which liceo is the easiest?
The question is popular, the answer uncomfortable: there is no easiest liceo in absolute terms. There is the easiest liceo for you, and it changes from person to person. Anyone who gives you a flat ranking is oversimplifying. Let's see why.
The short answer
The easiest liceo is the one in line with your aptitudes. For those who think in numbers, the scientific flows more smoothly than the classics. For those with an ear for languages, the linguistic runs easily where others struggle. "Easiness" is a matter of fit, not of ranking.
Why "easy" depends on you
Imagine two students in the same class. One finds a Greek translation an insurmountable puzzle, the other experiences it as a fun one. Same liceo, same objective difficulty, opposite experience. This is the point that online rankings ignore.
The mistake of choosing the easiest school
Be careful: choosing a school just because "it is less effort" is one of the most common and costly mistakes. A school that does not interest you becomes heavy even if it is considered light, because boredom tires you more than studying. And you end up with a diploma that does not represent you.
How to choose instead
Flip the question: not "which is the easiest" but "which is the one where I perform best". There, studying weighs less because it comes naturally. To work it out you need two things: to know your aptitudes and to know the tracks.
Frequently asked questions
Which liceo is the easiest?
There is no single answer: the easiest is the one aligned with your aptitudes. For those who love logic it is the scientific, for those who love languages the linguistic, and so on.
Is it worth choosing the easiest school?
No. Choosing for minimum effort often leads to boredom and poor results. Better to choose the track where you perform best, where studying weighs less because it comes naturally.
Find the right track for you
Stop looking for the easiest and look for the one that is most yours: take the test and compare all the tracks with the right mindset.