On the off-topic: while scoring a high grade in some humanities courses may be easier for hard science students
Keep in mind the level of the class you're taking in the humanities. I can easily make the inverse claim that scoring a high grade in some science courses may be easier for humanities students (because logical arguments come naturally).
History majors don't take higher level math, and math/science students don't take upper level courses in history. You also have to evaluate your biases: if you're a math/science major, your school probably does that stuff better and the students that come THERE for the humanities may not be the cream of the crop - they went to more humanities specialized schools.
Many, MANY people I know fall into the trap of "I took American History and it was easy, therefore History is an easy subject/major". I took Calculus and it was easy, therefore I could easily be a math major if I wanted to.
Basically my point is: most science/math students don't know anything more about REAL humanities than humanities students know about REAL science. Academic elitism, pure and simple.
. . .and cheating isn't cool.
