Is Sapper school harder than Ranger school?

Having to have gone to both and successfully have earned both tabs my opinion is each school had its own "degree of suck". Granted Ranger School was a marathon focusing on mainly ones own people skills and the mental toughness to not quit Sapper being the sprint is a "fire hose" of information being given in a short period of time and being able to retain whats being taught and applying it to combat situations.....In all both schools have earned my respect and im proud to wear both tabs

Okay. So I have the privilege of having been a sapper instructor, who is ranger tabbed, and I also got to teach at PreRanger in Hawaii, so I may have a good grasp on this. Sapper is the smart sprint, and we have failed those who have passed Ranger a few times. It is also much smaller, usually 40 students a class at 15 classes a year. You are constantly learning new things in Sapper School. For some this is challenging and to others, impossible. Ranger is a dumb marathon. You learn infantry tactics, Raid Recon and Ambush, and how much suck you can endure on a "holy hell, this is retarded, I just want to sleep / eat" level. It is more taxing on the body due to its length, 62 days. Sapper is only 28. Sapper is intense nearly every day, whereas Ranger, I do recall standing on rocks just wishing I could eat or sleep often. Ranger also has about 10 classes a year but graduates around a hundred each class. My class had a 182 graduates and the class before had just 85. In Sapper, we would graduate a class of 30, and the next class graduate a class of 6. My last class we graduated 1 student out of 48. How hard is each school? Depends on the person attending.

Well, I can say I've seen tons of Ranger tabs walking around, and maybe a handful of Sapper tabs...