If you are ready to learn a topic, it's probably the field where you can get top grades with the least effort. Depends on your school. At my school, someone wh

If you are ready to learn a topic, it's probably the field where you can get top grades with the least effort. Depends on your school. At my school, someone who was not super-talented in math but who works hard and is actually smart about studying is a 70s-80s student. The students who got 100s were basically IMO-level elite mathematics kids who were heavily recruited by the school and given full ride scholarships. The course exams were essentially designed so that a "meets expectations" was a final grade of 65%. A grade of 100% is someone they were looking to recruit into research internships, grad school, and potentially a tenure-track position.