The discussion centers on the comparative challenges of undergraduate versus graduate physics courses. Many participants agree that graduate courses tend to be more conceptually and technically difficult due to the specialized nature of the material. While undergraduate students often have access to a variety of resources to help understand difficult concepts, such as textbooks and online platforms, these resources become limited in graduate studies. However, some participants note that their performance improves in graduate school due to increased maturity, experience, and a better understanding of study techniques. The consensus suggests that while graduate courses are more challenging, students often find them easier to navigate due to their enhanced skills and confidence in applying concepts learned during their undergraduate studies.